Urinary liver-type fatty acid-binding protein in two dogs with acquired Fanconi syndrome: A case report.

Open Vet J · 2022 · PMC9805757 · PMID 36650883

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Moreover, urinary L-FABP levels, which were high at diagnosis, presented a decreasing trend during the follow-up.

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