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Managing Clinical Cases in Practice - Scaling Disorders

Rosario Cerundolo DVM,Cert.VD, Dipl ECVD, Dermatologist at Dick White Referrals,
Rosario Cerundolo graduated from the Veterinary School, Naples (Italy) in 1987. In 1995 he started a Residency at the RVC. In 1997 he gained the Certificate in Veterinary Dermatology; in 1998 the European Diploma in Veterinary Dermatology; in 2000 the RCVS Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology. Until 2008 he was Associate Professor in Veterinary Dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania. He currently works at Dick White Referrals. He has been the former President of the ECVD, the Chair of the Scientific Organising Committee of two past Annual Congresses of the ESVD-ECVD. He was treasurer of the WCVD in July 2012.
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Learning objectives: 1. Learn how to recognise conditions presenting with either small or large scales 2. Learn the common conditions presenting with scales adherent or not adherent to the skin 3. Learn how to differentiate genetic/hereditary vs acquired scaling conditions in dogs and cats 4. Learn the diagnostic approach to the scaling disorders in dogs and cats 5. Learn the best topical and/or systemic therapeutic approach for dogs and cats with scaling disorders.

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