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|Articles|October 1, 2011
Management of dermatophytosis environmental contamination and treatment scenarios (Proceedings)
Author(s)Karen A. Moriello, DVM, DACVD
The veterinary clinic and exposure to fungal spores
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Environmental Exposure
The Veterinary Clinic and Exposure to Fungal Spores
- Minimizing Contamination in the Clinic Exam Room
- Minimizing Spread Throughout the Clinic
- Identifying Areas of Contamination
- Decontamination of the Clinic
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Rational Measures to Minimize Contamination of the Family Home
- Confinement Suggestions and Issues
- Cleaning and Disinfection
- When Are We Done?!
Suggestions for Multi-Animal Facilities
- Advantages of a Site Visit
- Maximizing Options
Treatment Options
Clipping the Hair Coat
Consistently Effective Topical Rinses
Systemic Antifungal Drugs
Monitoring of Treatment and End Point of Treatment
Treatment Scenarios-What are the Options?
Single Kitten or Cat
One Infected, Several Other Pets Exposed in the Family Home
Infection in a Cattery
Dilemmas in Rescue Organizations and Shelters
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