M. Kirsch, Claudia E Reusch
Abstract
Dogs with spontaneous Diabetes mellitus were checked at regular intervals for protein excretion in the urine. A large number of dogs developed a proteinuria, very marked in some cases, with excretion of primarily macroproteins.
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Dogs with spontaneous Diabetes mellitus were checked at regular intervals for protein excretion in the urine. A large number of dogs developed a proteinuria, very marked in some cases, with excretion of primarily macroproteins.
Key concepts: Proteinuria, Urine, Excretion, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Diabetic nephropathy, Endocrinology, Internal medicine