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Conjunctivitis (Continued) calcific degeneration, 1234, Corticosteroids
fading kitten/neonate, 1138 1252–1253 allergic conjunctivitis, 1222
feline rhinotracheitis virus, 7 cloudiness, 1254–1255, 1258, cerebellar/vestibular tumor, 929
herpes, 1212–1215 1259–1265 chemical burns, 1119
infectious, 1192, 1197 causes, 1259–1265 conjunctival lymphosarcoma, 1224
Mycoplasma, 14, 1218–1219 hyperlipidemia, 572 contraindications, corneal ulcers,
red coloration, 1195 inflammation, 1258 1263
see also specific types edema, 1236, 1258 dieffenbachia poisoning, 598
Connective tissue neoplasia, 986–987 corneal sequestrum, 1261 encephalitis, 830, 861
Conn’s syndrome see ulcerative keratitis, 1247, 1262 eosinophilic keratitis, 1262
Hyperaldosteronism (Conn’s glaucoma, 1199 eosinophilic keratoconjunctivitis,
syndrome) lesions, feline herpes virus-1 1221, 1335
Constipation, 781–794, 783–786 keratitis, 1260 esophageal stricture, 619
causes/diseases causing, 781–782, necrosis, feline rhinotracheitis virus, esophagitis, 592, 616
783–794 7 feline leukemia virus, 1179
characteristics of, 783 perforation, ulcerative keratitis, 1235 flea control, 1027
clinical signs, 781, 784 pigmentation, 1237 food allergy, 669
diagnosis, 783, 784–785 rupture, 1249 head trauma, 824, 826
differential diagnosis, 785 scarring, injury-induced, 1255, household cleaner/disinfectant
location, 783 1263–1264 ingestion, 588
mechanism, 783 stroma, 1258 hypercalcemia, 249
pathogenesis, 784 necrosis see Corneal sequestrum hyphema, 1200–1201
prognosis, 786 trauma, 1210, 1230 hypoadrenocorticism, 755
treatment, 785–786 blunt, 1235, 1249–1250 inflammatory bowel disease,
see also specific diseases/disorders ulceration, 1138, 1236 309–310
Contact dermatitis, 1046, 1048–1049 uveitis, 1198 irritant contact dermatitis, 1119
allergic, 1049 vascularization, 1236 laryngeal edema, 42
allergic blepharitis, 1326 wound prolapse, 1281 lens trauma, cataract formation,
irritant, 1109, 1119 Corneal (stromal) dystrophy, Manx 1273
pruritus, 1048–1049 cats, 1255, 1264–1265 lymphocytic cholangiohepatitis, 322
Continence, 195 Corneal sequestrum, 1231, 1234, 1238, lymphocytic-plasmacytic uveitis,
Continuous murmurs, 127 1241–1242, 1260–1261 1303
Contrast imaging studies clinical signs, 1231, 1241, 1254, myasthenia gravis, 956
infertile queen, 1156 1260–1261 neotrombiculosis, 1039
intussusception, 644 cloudy cornea, 1260–1261 ophthalmomyiasis, 1182
motility disturbances, 647 diagnosis, 1231, 1241, 1261 pancreatitis, 278, 320
urinary bladder/urethra traumatic differential diagnosis, 1241–1242 polyarthritis, 986
rupture, 464 feline herpes virus-1 keratitis, Corticotrophin gel, 1363
Contusions, 818 1261 Cortisol
Coomb’s testing, 533 ocular discharge/changed reduction, 176
COP protocol, 773 conjunctival appearance, 1210, sex hormone-secreting adrenal
Coral snake envenomation, 949 1231 tumor, 258
Cornea pathogenesis, 1241 Cortisone, contact dermatitis, 1049
abnormalities, 1233–1253 prevention, 1242 Cortisone acetate, 1363
causes/diseases causing, 1233, prognosis, 1242 Cosequin, 178, 1363
1234–1235, 1237–1253 transmission, 1242 Cosytropin, 1363
location, 1233, 1237 treatment, 1242 Coughing, 90–108
mechanism, 1233, 1236–1237 Cornea neoplasia, 1239 Bordetella infection, 15
ocular discharge/changed Cornish Rex, hypotrichosis, 1056 causes/diseases causing, 90–91,
conjunctival appearance Coronavirus see Feline coronavirus 92–107
from, 1210, 1229–1231 (FCoV) infection; Feline feline rhinotracheitis virus, 7
see also specific infectious peritonitis (FIP) location, 91
diseases/disorders Corrosive substance exposure, 269 mechanism, 91