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.Patrick Hensel, Dr.med.vet., DACVD

Department of Small Animal Medicine and Surgery

College of Veterinary Medicine

University of Georgia

Athens, GA 30602

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CVC Highlight: Clearing it all up: A review of new dermatology drugs

Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Patrick Hensel presents some of the newer drugs at your disposal.

New drugs in dermatology (Proceedings)

In the field of veterinary medicine we see a constant search for newer, more effective, and convenient but inexpensive drugs with lesser side effects. Not only new drugs are interesting, but old drugs are occasionally rediscovered for new indications.

Optimizing topical therapy (Proceedings)

Topical therapy is an important symptomatic and complimentary treatment option in the management of various skin diseases. Canine skin is often more sensitive than is human skin due to anatomical and physiological differences, including differences in the thickness of the stratum corneum, skin pH and hair follicle density which can facilitate cutaneous penetration of active ingredients.

My dog has MRSA: what does it mean and how to fight the bug (Proceedings)

Canine pyoderma is a common secondary problem, a leading cause of antibiotic use in dogs, and an often frustrating problem for vets and pet owners alike. Unlike many other types of infections, skin infections are often recurrent. This frequently leads to an ongoing cycle of being on and off of antibiotics.

Pustules and crusts: What else can it be besides pyoderma? (Proceedings)

Pustules, crusts and epidermal collarettes are superficial skin lesions which are often seen in association with superficial pyoderma. Although in such situations a pyoderma is the most likely diagnosis and antibiotic therapy is justified, other diseases should be considered, especially after poor response to initial therapy.

Managing fleas and mites (Proceedings)

Fleas are still the most common cause for parasite induced pruritic skin problems in many geographical regions. Since the nineteen's many different drugs and preventative have been introduced to prevent and to treat flea infestation, and certainly the occurrence of severe widespread infestations have declined. However, the lack of pet owner compliance and neglect of addressing environmental flea ainfestation are probably the most common causes for a chronic recurring flea problem.

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