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Small Animal Dermatology Q&A 18 (view source)
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*It is believed to be caused by autoantibodies against melanin, gangliosides, and photoreceptors.
*It is believed to be caused by autoantibodies against melanin, gangliosides, and photoreceptors.
*There is no age or sex predilection, but breeds such as akitas, chow chows, samoyeds, and Siberian huskies appear to be predisposed.
*There is no age or sex predilection, but breeds such as akitas, chow chows, samoyeds, and Siberian huskies appear to be predisposed.
|l1=Autoimmune Diseases - Introduction
|l1=Canine Uveodermatologic Syndrome
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What would the dermatological and ophthalmic examinations be looking for?
What would the dermatological and ophthalmic examinations be looking for?
*glaucoma. <br>
*glaucoma. <br>
If left untreated, these dogs may develop blindness.
If left untreated, these dogs may develop blindness.
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|l2=Canine Uveodermatologic Syndrome#Diagnosis
|q3=How should this disease be managed?
|q3=How should this disease be managed?
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*The skin lesions may respond to therapy but should not be used as an indicator of remission.
*The skin lesions may respond to therapy but should not be used as an indicator of remission.
*Dogs may have active ocular lesions even though the skin lesions are static or have repigmented.
*Dogs may have active ocular lesions even though the skin lesions are static or have repigmented.
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|l3=Canine Uveodermatologic Syndrome#Treatment
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