SÍNDROME DE PANDORA: revisão de literatura

Abstract

The term Pandora syndrome has been usede recently to describe a set of disorders secondary to feline interstitial cystitis. Feline lower urinary tract diseases (FTUIF) affect any affection of the urinary vesicle or uretha od domestic cats, with interstitial or idiopathic cystitis being one of the most common causes of FLUTD and, furthermore, the urinary vesicle is considered the organ where there is development of major related complications. The elements that contribute to the syndrome include some predispositions, such as nutritional and environmental factors, but above all, they are linked to stress and the etiopathogenesis will help in managing the individual. Pandora's syndrome is a pathology of multifactorial character, based on the exclusion of both signs and stressing factors. Although there is no cure, there is a multifactorial treatment aimed at reducing the stress to which the animal is exposed. Pandora's syndrome requires a much more psychic than clinical approach, so the interaction of the veterinarian with the tutor is of paramount importance for knowledged and extractions of as much information as possible.