Evaluation of Client-Specific Outcome Measures and Activity Monitoring to Measure Pain Relief in Cats with Osteoarthritis

2007152 citationsJournal Article

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B. Duncan X. Lascelles · North Carolina State University

Bernie D. Hansen · North Carolina State University

Simon C. Roe · North Carolina State University

Venita DePuy · INC Research (United States)

Andrea Thomson · North Carolina State University

Courtney C. Pierce · North Carolina State University

Eric S. Smith

Abstract

Both an AM and a CSOM system can detect behavior associated with pain relief in cats that are arthritic. Objective activity data might allow subjective assessment systems to be validated for use in clinical studies.

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Veterinary Orthopedics and Neurology Human-Animal Interaction Studies Veterinary Equine Medical Research

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Published in: Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine

Volume 21, Issue 3, pp. 410-410

DOI: 10.1892/0891-6640(2007)21[410:eocoma]2.0.co;2

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Evaluation of Client-Specific Outcome Measures and Activity Monitoring to Measure Pain Relief in Cats with Osteoarthritis

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