Class Clinical Dermatology

It will address the pathophysiological processes of skin disease development, as well as approach the most common dermatological problems in the daily clinic of small animals.

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1. skin structure and function   2. Skin Lesions   3. Approach to Pruritus       - Cutaneous Parasitic Pathologies       - Overgrowth of Malassezia       - Pyoderma       - Adverse reaction to food       - Atopic dermatitis. 4. Approach to Alopecia:     - Demodicosis     - Dermatophytosis     - Cutaneous Endocrine Pathologies 5. Feline Dermatology     - Cutaneous Reactive Patterns in Cats.     - Allergic Diseases in Cats.     - Allopecic Diseases in Cats. 6. Approach to Otitis in small animals     - External otitis.     - Medium and internal otitis  

Problem-Based Learning Clinical Simulation Teamwork

Miller WH, Griffin CE, Campbell K. Müller & Kirk's Small Animal Dermatology (7th Ed.). Elsevier, 2013. Jackson H & Marsella R (eds). BSAVA manual of canine and feline dermatology (3rd Ed). BSAVA, 2012. (3rd Ed.) Hnilica, K. A & Patterson, A. P. 2016:Small Animal Dermatology: A color atlas and therapeutic guide, 4 edition, Elsevier, St Louis.