Comparison of digital rectal and microchip transponder thermometry in cats.
作者： Michael R Lappin , Jessica M Quimby , Francisco Olea-Popelka
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关键词: Transponder 、 Materials science 、 Pathology 、 Biomedical engineering 、 Microchip Analytical Procedures 、 CATS 、 Shoulder Blades 、 Rectal thermometry 、 Feline herpesvirus
摘要: This study compares the use of traditional rectal thermometry with an implantable microchip temperature transponder in cats. The was implanted over shoulder blades and programmed cat identification information. Concurrently, cats were involved a which they infected experimentally feline herpesvirus 1; this situation enabled comparisons both normal abnormal ranges. Results from technique compared by using concordance test agreement. These data revealed close agreement between at
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