Systemic amyloid A amyloidosis in island foxes (Urocyon littoralis): Severity and risk factors
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Date Issued
2016Author
Gaffney, Patricia M.Witte, Carmel L.
Clifford, D. L.
Imai, D. M.
O’Brien, T. D.
Trejo, M.
Liberta, F.
Annamalai, K.
Fändrich, M.
Masliah, E.
Munson, L.
Sigurdson, C. J.
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Veterinary PathologyVolume
53Issue
3Start page
637End page
647
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0300985815604725Abstract
...Here we define the severity of glomerular and medullary renal amyloid and identify risk factors for AA amyloidosis in 321 island foxes necropsied from 1987 through 2010. In affected kidneys, amyloid more commonly accumulated in the medullary interstitium than in the glomeruli (98% [n = 78 of 80] vs 56% [n = 45], respectively; P < .0001), and medullary deposition was more commonly severe (19% [n = 20 of 105]) as compared with glomeruli (7% [n = 7]; P = .01)....Type
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10.1177/0300985815604725
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