Chapter 50 Keratinization Defects Kenneth W. Kwochka PRIMARY DEFECTS OF KERATINIZATION Primary defects of keratinization are dermatoses that are manifested clinically by localized or generalized excess scale formation. The scale…
Table 27-2 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON LYMPHOMA PROTOCOL Chapter 27 Lymphoid Neoplasia David M. Vail The lymphoproliferative disorders presented here are characterized by neoplasia involving cells or cell lines of lymphoid…
Chapter 49 Necrotizing Skin Diseases Gail A. Kunkle Necrotizing dermatitis refers to those skin conditions in which there is death of tissue. With many cases of necrotizing dermatitis, eschar (slough)…
Chapter 48 Immune-Mediated Dermatoses Karen Helton-Rhodes Immune-mediated dermatoses are relatively uncommon diseases in domestic animals. This group may be divided into autoimmune and immune-mediated categories according to immunopathogenesis. • Autoimmune…
Chapter 47 Food Hypersensitivity Stephen D. White Adverse reactions to foods have been well documented in small animals. The terms food allergy and food hypersensitivity have been used interchangeably in…
Chapter 6 Pain Management in the Surgical Patient Richard M. Bednarski Like anesthesia, the perioperative assessment of pain and the provision of analgesia have become an integral part of companion…
Chapter 19 Systemic Bacterial Infectious Diseases Robert G. Sherding A large number of bacteria can infect dogs and cats. This chapter focuses on leptospirosis, brucellosis, and bartonellosis. Chapter 18 is…
Chapter 40 Deep Fungal Infections Amy M. Grooters Deep “mycotic” infections are caused by a heterogeneous group of fungal and pseudofungal pathogens. Cutaneous and subcutaneous lesions may result from direct…
Chapter 30 Tumors of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissues Janet L. Peterson The skin and subcutis are the most common sites of neoplasia in the dog, accounting for approximately 30%…
