Canine atopic dermatitis represents a major clinical challenge in contemporary veterinary medicine, with a prevalence that continues to increase in urban canine populations. This chronic inflammatory skin […]
2025 Update on the Etiopathogenesis of Canine Atopic Dermatitis Read More
Cutaneous calcinoses represent a major diagnostic and therapeutic challenge in canine veterinary dermatology. These conditions, characterized by abnormal accumulation of calcium salts in dermal and hypodermal structures,
Canine cutaneous calcinosis: Etiologies and treatments Read More
At the last World Congress of Veterinary Dermatology held in Boston in July 2024, our colleague Domenico SANTORO had the opportunity to give a very good lecture
Feline Cutaneous Atopic Syndrome: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches Read More
At the last World Congress of Veterinary Dermatology, which took place in Boston last July, our colleague, veterinary dermatologist Hilary Jackson, provided a comprehensive update on new
Update on Knowledge of Food Allergies in Dogs and Cats Read More
At the last World Congress of Dermatology, our colleague, Vanessa Schmidt, who practices at the University of Liverpool, discussed spontaneous feline alopecia, which is rarer than self-induced
Diagnosis and Management of Spontaneous Feline Alopecia Read More
Erosive and crusting facial dermatoses in cats represent a major diagnostic challenge in veterinary practice. Their high prevalence and the multiplicity of possible etiologies require a methodical
Diagnostic approach to erosive and crusting facial dermatoses in cats Read More
At the last American Congress of Veterinary Dermatology held in Orlando, Florida, our colleague Paul Bloom had the opportunity to provide a comprehensive update on non-pruritic alopecias
Diagnostic approach to non-pruritic canine alopecia Read More
On the occasion of GEDAC’s last Annual Days, in Ajaccio, in June 2024, our colleague, Vincent Bruet, DipECVD, provided a comprehensive update on the use of antifungals
