Canine ichthyosis, beyond a simple scaling disorder: a case report in a Boston Terrier
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Boston terrier, canine ichthyosis, cornification, hyperkeratosisAbstract
Canine ichthyosis is a hereditary primary keratoseborreheic disorder, which has been reported in Golden retrievers, American bulldogs, Jack Russell terriers, Cavalier King Charles spaniel and Great danes. This report describes a clinical case in a Boston terrier that has presented multiples skin lesions since she was a puppy, has years of evolution and several previous unsuccessful treatments. The diagnosis was made by ruling out other dermatopathies and a histopathological study. Lifelong multimodal treatment was instaured to reestablish the skin barrier and manage the cornification disorder.
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