2014Asian Case Reports in Veterinary MedicineOpen access

Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Canine Scabies

苗苗 张

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犬疥螨病是由疥螨虫引起的犬的一种慢性寄生性皮肤病。俗称癫皮病。犬表现为剧痒不安、被毛脱落及皮炎症状。本文主要介绍了犬疥螨病的临床诊断和治疗。Canine scabies is a chronic parasitic skin disease caused by sarcoptic mites in dogs. It is also known as epilepsy skin disease. The disease is characterized by itching uneasiness, loss of hair and dermatitis symptoms. This paper mainly introduces the clinical diagnosis and treatment of canine scabies.

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犬疥螨病是由疥螨虫引起的犬的一种慢性寄生性皮肤病。俗称癫皮病。犬表现为剧痒不安、被毛脱落及皮炎症状。本文主要介绍了犬疥螨病的临床诊断和治疗。Canine scabies is a chronic parasitic skin disease caused by sarcoptic mites in dogs. It is also known as epilepsy skin disease. The disease is characterized by itching uneasiness, loss of hair and dermatitis symptoms. This paper mainly introduces the clinical diagnosis and treatment of canine scabies.

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犬疥螨病是由疥螨虫引起的犬的一种慢性寄生性皮肤病。俗称癫皮病。犬表现为剧痒不安、被毛脱落及皮炎症状。本文主要介绍了犬疥螨病的临床诊断和治疗。Canine scabies is a chronic parasitic skin disease caused by sarcoptic mites in dogs. It is also known as epilepsy skin disease. The disease is characterized by itching uneasiness, loss of hair and dermatitis symptoms. This paper mainly introduces the clinical diagnosis and treatment of canine scabies.

Key concepts: Scabies, Medicine, Dermatology, Intensive care medicine

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