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. 2016 Jun 24;5(4):227–235. doi: 10.1016/S1098-612X(03)00023-8

Table 2.

Signalment of 64 cats having nasal radiography

Diagnosis n Median (range) age(years) M:F ratio Proportion of affected cats that were pure-bred(%)
Rhinitis 27 6.5 (0.4–15) a 17:20 44 b
Nasal neoplasia 21 11.9 (3.4–17) a 12:9 19 b
Non-nasal disease 16 8.3 (1.8–13) 7:9 44

Key: M, male; F, female.

a

Cats with rhinitis were significantly younger than cats with nasal neoplasia (p=0.001).

b

The proportion of the cats with rhinitis that were pure-bred was significantly greater than the proportion of cats with nasal neoplasia that were pure-bred (p=0.05).