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SUMMARY
I.O. Pereslegina, A.A. Videnina, A.N. Narovlyansky, A.V. Pronin, A.V. Sanin. Novel Approach to FIP Therapy. Studied were two clinical cases with ‘wet’/effusive form of FIP The diagnosis of FIP was made based on the clinical signs, which included ultrasound and fluid examination, blood analysis, and RT-PCR test. Abdominal effusions were found in both cases, RT-PCR was positive, blood analysis revealed significantly elevated globulins level and dramatically decreased albumin:globulin ratio, as well as moderate anaemia, and hyperbilirubinaemia. Abdominal fluid was viscous, straw-coloured, frothed on shaking. Both cats responded favourably to complex treatment that also included pre-warmed phosphorilated polyprenols inoculated into the abdominal cavity immediately after abdominal fluid aspiration. One to two weeks following the beginning of the treatment clinical signs subsided, blood normalized, both cats are still alive, 15 and 52 months after diagnosis of ‘wet’ form of FIP was made.
 
