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Diagnosis in Dermatology, 2nd ed.

by Carmen Lorente Méndez

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The second edition of this book focusing on diagnosis in dermatology is intended to help the veterinarian communicate with pet owners and expands on the content of the first edition with 16 new sheets. The content of the previous edition has also been reviewed and updated as applicable, based on new developments in this specialisation.

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ISBN: 9788418498244

Part of the Pet Owner Educational Atlas series, this second edition of Diagnosis in Dermatology focuses on bridging the communication gap between veterinarians and their clients. The book utilizes a highly visual format, featuring numerous illustrations and diagrams to describe common skin pathologies, diagnostic procedures, and clinical monitoring requirements. This updated edition expands upon the first with 16 additional educational sheets and a comprehensive review of existing content to reflect the latest developments in veterinary dermatology. The goal of the work is to provide answers to frequently asked questions, ensuring owners are well-informed and motivated to follow prescribed treatment plans.

  1. The atlas includes sections on: Pustular processes; Erosions and ulcers (Trauma-induced, Immune-mediated, Feline idiopathic ulcerative dermatitis, Feline viral infections, Feline eosinophilic granuloma complex); Keratoseborrheic disorders (Seborrhoea, Nasodigital hyperkeratosis, Ear margin seborrhoea, Schnauzer comedo syndrome, Sebaceous adenitis, Calluses, Canine and feline acne, Zinc-responsive dermatitis); Pigmentation disorders (Depigmentation, Hyperpigmentation); and Miscellaneous conditions (Paraneoplastic diseases, Skinfold dermatitis, Oral papillomatosis, Shar pei mucinosis, Surgical treatment of abscesses, Shampoo therapy, Controlling pruritus, Long-acting antibiotics).

Carmen Lorente Méndez

Dr. Carmen Lorente Méndez earned her Degree and PhD in veterinary medicine from the Complutense University of Madrid in 1988 and 2005, respectively. She is an EBVSR European specialist in veterinary dermatology and a Diploma holder from the European College of Veterinary Dermatology (ECVD). Her professional background includes founding the Cercedilla veterinary clinic, serving as a professor at the CEU Cardenal Herrera University Veterinary School, and directing the Adervet Veterinary Dermatology Centre in Madrid.

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