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Veterinary Dermatology: Back to Basics I was studying and updating some materials on veterinary dermatology and I came across this figure. I absolutely love well-designed educational visuals like this one🤩 Dr. Karen Trainor, DVM, MS, DACVP I was thrilled to discover that you were one of the authors of this paper. Loved it! 🔬Just a quick reminder: the epidermis is comprised of 4 layers 1. Stratum corneum 2. Stratum granulosum 3. Stratum spinosum 4. Stratum basale Ref: Karen Trainor; Brian Palmeiro. Case 9.1 - Sebaceous Adenitis. Comparative Veterinary Anatomy, Academic Press, 2022 #veterinarydermatology #dermatologiaveterinaria

⏰30 hours of on-demand veterinary dermatology lectures for 125 USD! Can't make it to #wcvd10 this summer in Boston? We hope you can, but if not, there will be a pre-recorded virtual companion congress with AMAZING SPEAKERS. There will be 30 lectures (RACE-approved) highlighting skin diseases in different parts of the world. Want to learn more to help your patients? Check the link below for the Speakers and Topics: https://lnkd.in/gYxfVmsx REGISTRATION: the Early Bird Rate is 125 US Dollars, and after May 31st this will increase to 150 USD. https://lnkd.in/g5suCW2w

The news of the week on www.dermavet.online, the veterinary dermatology portal: - Chiara Noli posted a new video case in section 'Case in 5 minutes' of section of the portal's Reserved Area. It is about the rottweiler Grace, a truly impressive case kindly provided by a member of our Community, Dr. Daniela Messina from Olbia. Thank you Daniela! - Chiara published also a new tutorial in the section "How is it done", a short video that teaches how to look for Sarcoptes. - Natalia Fanton has posted new images that add to the online atlas of macro- and microscopic dermatologic photographs, which community members can freely search and download. You can find them in the "Collection of Images" in the Reserved Area of the portal. In the Reserved Area, members can find video cases, tutorials, owner information materials, medication fact sheets, open-source articles, free books, posts of many news items, and an agenda of webinars, workshops, and conferences dedicated to veterinary dermatology. If you have not yet subscribed to the portal, Here is the link to sign up, the first month is trial and free: https://lnkd.in/d5Y8ePec #dermavetonline #veterinarydermatology

The news of the week on www.dermavet.online, the veterinary dermatology portal: - Irina Matricoti has published five new open access articles on skin tumours, and mastocytomas in particular. You can read and download the articles from the “Resources” section of the portal. - Natalia Fanton has published new images to enrich the online atlas of macro- and microscopic dermatological photographs, which Community members can freely search and download. You will find them in the "Collection of Images" in the Reserved Area of the portal. In the Reserved Area, members can find video cases, tutorials, owner information materials, medication fact sheets, open-source articles, free books, posts of many news items, and an agenda of webinars, workshops, and conferences dedicated to veterinary dermatology.   Here is the link to sign up, the first month is trial and free: https://lnkd.in/dx3GH7Tt #dermavetonline #dermatologiaveterinaria

The news of the week on www.dermavet.online, the veterinary dermatology portal: - Chiara Noli published another video-case in the section 'Wonders under the microscope' of the Reserved Area of the portal. It is the case of Bear, a cat with multiple nodules around the eyes and lips. - Chiara published also a new tutorial in the section "How is it done", a short video on how to search for Demodex mites. - This week we published also another article from Veterinary Focus, on the treatment of canine pododermatitis, in the area called "Resources" of the web portal. In the Reserved Area, members can find video cases, tutorials, owner information materials, medication fact sheets, open-source articles, free books, posts of many news items, and an agenda of webinars, workshops, and conferences dedicated to veterinary dermatology.   Here is the link to sign up, the first month is trial and free: https://lnkd.in/dx3GH7Tt #dermavetonline #veterinarydermatology

The news of the week on www.dermavet.online, the veterinary dermatology portal: - This week, thanks to a suggestion from Dr. Rina Di Girolamo, a member of the Dermavet.Online Community, Chiara Noli has published a new video-case in the section 'Case in 5 minutes' of the portal's Reserved Area. It is about a cat with facial pruritus of difficult management brought into remission with really alternative therapies: an opportunity to learn new strategies! - Natalia Fanton has published new images to enrich the online atlas of macro- and microscopic dermatological photographs, which community members can freely search and download. You will find them in the "Collection of Images" in the Reserved Area of the portal. The images in our atlas now total several hundred, a real record for our profession! In the Reserved Area, members can find video cases, tutorials, owner information materials, medication fact sheets, open-source articles, free books, posts of many news items, and an agenda of webinars, workshops, and conferences dedicated to veterinary dermatology. Here is the link to sign up, the first month is trial and free: https://lnkd.in/dx3GH7Tt

🦻 August Focus: Otitis and Effective Treatments in the Age of AMR 🐾 This month, we're shining a spotlight on otitis and how to manage this common condition in veterinary practice. If you’re looking to expand your expertise, don’t miss our recorded webinar, "Ears, Otitis, and Putting Medication to the Best Use in the Age of AMR," featuring the renowned dermatology specialist, Dr. Ariane Neuber. 🔍 Webinar Highlights: - Understanding Otitis: Learn about the causative agents of otitis and other skin infections. - Effective Use of Cytology: Discover how cytology can guide you in selecting the most effective medications. - Combating AMR: Get practical tips on minimizing antimicrobial resistance risks in your practice. 👉 Watch here for free: https://bit.ly/4dTP8go

Got Pevention? This is an obvious flea infestation. Unfortunately, it doesn’t take this many fleas to make an animal miserable! For some, just a couple of fleas can cause a severe reaction leading to skin inflammation, itching, chewing, compromise to the protective barrier of the skin and/or infection which eventually leads to more inflammation, itching, chewing, compromise…see the pattern. NOT FUN for the animal!! Ectoparasite (parasites that live on the surface of a host) control is VERY important! It’s number 2 on my diagnostic approach to dermatology just behind providing much needed itch relief for my patients. Don’t assume your pet is parasite free just because you are not seeing them. Infestations don’t take long to develop, but can be a nightmare to clear especially if there is environmental contamination. Don’t let these nasty creatures PLUNDER your pet’s vital blood supply and STEAL their quality of life. When it comes to parasites, prevention is ALWAYS #bestmedicine 🐾 ❤️ #handsofhope #veterinarian #vetmed #dermatology

The news of the week on www.dermavet.online, the web portal dedicated to veterinary dermatology: - Chiara Noli published a new article on the treatment of otitis in dogs. Chiara tells us, with a reasoned approach to the symptom, how to deal with an erythematous, ceruminous or purulent otitis, also depending on the outcome of the cytological examination. You can find the article in the area called "Resources" of the Reserved Area of the portal. - Chiara also published a new video-case in the 'Case in 5 minutes' section of the portal's Reserved Area. It is the case of Ajay, kindly provided to us by Dr. Isabella Aresta, a cat with severe erosive lesions on the muzzle and trunk, a rare diagnosis and a happy final. Thank you Isabella! - Natalia Fanton published new images to enrich the online atlas of macro- and microscopic dermatological photographs, which members of the community can freely search and download. You will find them in the "Collection of Images" in the Reserved Area of the portal. If you have not yet subscribed to the Reserved Area of the portal, here is the link to sign up, the first month is trial and free: https://lnkd.in/d5Y8ePec In the Reserved Area, members can find video cases, tutorials, owner information materials, medication fact sheets, open-source articles, free books, posts of many news items, and an agenda of webinars, workshops, and conferences dedicated to veterinary dermatology. #dermavetonline #veterinarydermatology

The news of the week on www.dermavet.online, the web portal dedicated to veterinary dermatology: - On Wednesday 17 January Dr. Ana Boncea, DVM, Dip ECVD, presented a very interesting webinar on electrochemotherapy for skin tumours in companion animals. Those who wish to see the recording of the webinar can find it from Monday onwards in the in the section '"Interactive cases and webinars" of the Reserved Area of the portal www.dermavet.online. If you have not yet subscribed to the portal, this is the link to register: https://lnkd.in/dx3GH7Tt. The first month is a trial and completely free! - Natalia Fanton has published new images to enrich the online atlas of macro- and microscopic dermatological photographs, which community members can search and download freely. You will find them in the 'Collection of Images' in the Reserved Area of the portal. In the Reserved Area, members can find video cases, tutorials, owner information materials, medication fact sheets, open-source articles, free books, posts of many news items, and an agenda of webinars, workshops, and conferences dedicated to veterinary dermatology.   Here is the link to sign up, the first month is trial and free: https://lnkd.in/dx3GH7Tt #dermavetonline #veterinarydermatology #electrochemotherapy