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Guest
Hill's Symposium on Dermatology
Contents:
-Application of Evidence-Based Medicine to Veterinary Clinical Nutrition
-Atopic Dermatitis: A New Paradigm
-2006 Update on Essential Fatty Acids
-Are Fatty Acids Effective in Canine Atopic Dermatitis: An Evidence-Based Medicine Update
-Skin Barrier Function and Canine Atopic Dermatitis
-Glucocorticoids: New Mechanisms for Old Drugs
-Diagnosis of Adverse Food Reaction in 181 Pruritic Dogs: A Retrospective Comparison of Case Series Involving Home-Prepared Foods and a Chicken Hydrolysate
-Dietary Trials with a Commercial Chicken Hydrolysate Diet in 63 Pruritic Dogs
-Hill’s Clinical Research Overview
-Canine Dermatitis Study Synopsis: A Multicenter Clinical Study of Therapeutic Foods in Dogs with Chronic, Nonseasonal Pruritic Dermatitis due to Atopy and/or Adverse Reaction to Food
-Communicating with the Client: Enhancing Compliance
English
48 Pages
PDF
1.7 MB
Contents:
-Application of Evidence-Based Medicine to Veterinary Clinical Nutrition
-Atopic Dermatitis: A New Paradigm
-2006 Update on Essential Fatty Acids
-Are Fatty Acids Effective in Canine Atopic Dermatitis: An Evidence-Based Medicine Update
-Skin Barrier Function and Canine Atopic Dermatitis
-Glucocorticoids: New Mechanisms for Old Drugs
-Diagnosis of Adverse Food Reaction in 181 Pruritic Dogs: A Retrospective Comparison of Case Series Involving Home-Prepared Foods and a Chicken Hydrolysate
-Dietary Trials with a Commercial Chicken Hydrolysate Diet in 63 Pruritic Dogs
-Hill’s Clinical Research Overview
-Canine Dermatitis Study Synopsis: A Multicenter Clinical Study of Therapeutic Foods in Dogs with Chronic, Nonseasonal Pruritic Dermatitis due to Atopy and/or Adverse Reaction to Food
-Communicating with the Client: Enhancing Compliance
English
48 Pages
1.7 MB
