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13/11/2011 - 13h46:

"“Video Conferência do Colégio Europeu de Dermatologia”"

Dear colleagues and friends,

We would like to invite you to attend the 5th European College Day - Online video conference, selected veterinary dermatology lectures >>> live from Vet School Zagreb, Croatia. Please share this information with your colleagues who may be interested for participation. Your students and colleagues – members of your dermatology study group and other practitioners societies are very welcome! Thank you in advance.

More about the video conference you will find below.

Workshop invited speakers and themes: · Prof. Doug DeBoer (USA): Canine Atopic Dermatitis: Clinical Signs and Diagnostic Approach

· Prof. Thierry Olivry (USA): Treatment of atopic dermatitis in dogs: new practice guidelines

Workshop Objectives:

Receive the latest update regarding diagnostics and treatments about canine atopic dermatitis (CAD) Share clinical experiences Develop diagnostic skills and application of evidence based medicine in care and treatment of CAD patients Who Should Attend:

Small animal practitioners
Graduate and postgraduate veterinary students
Interns and residents Specialists Veterinarians interested in veterinary dermatology

Please Join Us...

When:

December 20th , 2011

Tuesday 8:00 p.m.- 9:45 p.m. (Zagreb time)

Please check your local time here

Where:

..at your home, office, library …… ONLINE !!!

Registration and program are available here, click on the link

http://www.vef.unizg.hr/eu-derm-day/

Keep on mind, REGISTRATION IS FREE BUT LIMITED TO THE FIRST 2000 REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS.

(in the case that we reach 2000 participants, we will try to open new places, information will come later).

best regards,

Niksa

Nikša Lemo DVM, MSc, PhD, DipECVD

Associate Professor

Clinic of Internal Medicine

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

University of Zagreb

Heinzelova 55

10 000 Zagreb - CRO

16/10/2011 - 13h46:

"Palestra Desvendando A Leishmaniose Visceral Canina - Do Diagnóstico A Prevenção"

10/08/2011 - 15h46:

The abstract submission procedure for the World Congress of Veterinary Dermatology 7, which will take place in Vancouver, Canada, on 25-28 July 2012, is now open!

Abstract submission page: www.vetdermvancouver.com

Supporting Original Studies (SOS) - Deadline Novembre 1st, 2011 www.venuewest.com

Free Communications and Posters - Deadline December 15th, 2011 www.venuewest.com

07/04/2011 - 20h46:

"Guidelines: diagnostico e tratamento da alergia alimentar humano nos EUA"

Para maiores informações, clique no link abaixo:

www.jacionline.org

15/03/2011 - 19h46:

"25th Congresso da ESDV na Bélgica em setembro de 2011"

07/03/2011 - 14h46:

"Leishmania no Brasil"

A Leishmaniose visceral canina é uma doença grave que acomete vários mamíferos, transmitida por um protozoário que tem o nome científico de Leishmania chagasi (infantum). O seu principal transmissor (vetor) é um inseto (flebotomíneo), da espécie Lutzomyia longipalpis, também conhecido como “mosquito palha”. O contágio em cães e no homem ocorre através da picada do inseto infectado.

O cão é considerado um importante reservatório do parasita pela sua proximidade com o homem e constitui o principal elo na cadeia de transmissão de Leishmaniose visceral nas zonas urbanas. Há outros animais silvestres que podem servir de hospedeiros intermediários desta doença, mas é impossível pegar a doença por contato direto com esses animais.

A Leishmaniose não é transmitida através de lambidas, mordidas ou afagos. O contágio ocorre somente através da picada da fêmea infectada do “mosquito palha”.

Para maiores informações, clique no link abaixo:

www.wspabrasil.org

01/03/2011 - 22h46:

"Noite da oncologia no dia 15 de março"

17/02/2011 - 10h46:

1º Congresso Latinoamericano de Dermatologia Veterinária

13/02/2011 - 14h46:

Targeting the neurokinin receptor 1 with aprepitant: a novel antipruritic strategy.

Ständer S, Siepmann D, Herrgott I, Sunderkötter C, Luger TA.

Department of Dermatology, Neurodermatology and Competence Center Pruritus, University of Münster, Münster, Germany. sonja.staender@uni-muenster.de

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Chronic pruritus is a global clinical problem with a high impact on the quality of life and lack of specific therapies. It is an excruciating and frequent symptom of e.g. uncurable renal, liver and skin diseases which often does not respond to conventional treatment with e.g. antihistamines. Therefore antipruritic therapies which target physiological mechanisms of pruritus need to be developed. Substance P (SP) is a major mediator of pruritus. As it binds to the neurokinin receptor 1 (NKR1), we evaluated if the application of a NKR1 antagonist would significantly decrease chronic pruritus.

METHODS AND FINDINGS: Twenty hitherto untreatable patients with chronic pruritus (12 female, 8 male; mean age, 66.7 years) were treated with the NKR1 antagonist aprepitant 80 mg for one week. 16 of 20 patients (80%) experienced a considerable reduction of itch intensity, as assessed by the visual analog scale (VAS, range 0 to 10). Considering all patients, the mean value of pruritus intensity was significantly reduced from 8.4 VAS points (SD ±1.7) before treatment to 4.9 VAS points (SD ±3.2) (p<0.001, CI 1.913-5.187). Patients with dermatological diseases (e.g. atopic diathesis, prurigo nodularis) had the best profit from the treatment. Side-effects were mild (nausea, vertigo, and drowsiness) and only occurred in three patients.

CONCLUSIONS: The high response rate in patients with therapy refractory pruritus suggests that the NKR1 antagonist aprepitant may indeed exhibit antipruritic effects and may present a novel, effective treatment strategy based on pathophysiology of chronic pruritus. The results are promising enough to warrant confirming the efficacy of NKR1 antagonists in a randomized, controlled clinical trial.

29/11/2010 - 18h46:

Curso de Especialização em Dermatologia Veterinária

– promoção da Pró Reitoria de Cultura e Extensão e Departamento de Clínica Médica – 3ª Edição.

O CEDV, teve concluída sua terceira edição (2009-2010), congregando 24 inscritos, provindos de distintos municípios paulistas (Piracicaba, São Bernardo do Campo, São Caetano do Sul, Araras, São José dos Campos, Jacareí, Suzano, Americana, Arujá, Indaiatuba, São Paulo), fluminense (Niterói), capixaba (Vitória) e goiano (Distrito Federal – Brasília), que cumpriram em sete módulos, mais de 560 horas atividades. Trata-se do pioneiro curso de especialização no contexto latino americano e o único, até hoje, homologado pela Sociedade Brasileira de Dermatologia Veterinária. Com a conclusão deste terceiro módulo ultrapassa-se o nº de 70 egressos habilitados militantes, na área de dermatologia veterinária, nos Estados de SP, PR, MG, RJ, SC, RS, GO, (DF), ES.

Instantâneo tomado ao final de aula, ministrada por professores portenhos da Universidad de Buenos Aires e Diretores da Sociedade Argentina de Dermatologia Veterinária, congregando cedevistas, médica veterinária colombiana (Práticas profissionalizantes do VCM) e os coordenadores da Terceira Edição (2009-2010) do CEDV, os Professores Drs. Carla Bargi Belli e Carlos Eduardo Larsson.

16/11/2010 - 19h46:

- FDA Approves New Antibiotic for Pneumonia, Skin Infections

Robert Lowes

October 30, 2010 — The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday gave clinicians a much-needed new weapon against tough bacterial infections by approving ceftaroline fosamil (Teflaro; Forest Laboratories) for treating community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP) and acute bacterial skin and skin-structure infections (ABSSSI), including the notorious methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).

Ceftaroline, an injectable antibiotic, is a cephalosporin, which counter bacteria by interfering with their cell walls.

The drug's debut comes at a time when bacteria strains such as MRSA have gained resistance to existing antibiotics, leading to higher morbidity and mortality. MRSA, a common pathogen in ABSSSI, is resistant to not only methicillin, but also more common antibiotics such as amoxicillin and penicillin. Antibiotic resistance has complicated the treatment of CABP as well.

"These are serious and potentially life-threatening infections for which new treatment options are needed," Edward Cox, MD, MPH, director of the Office of Antimicrobial Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a press release. "FDA is committed to facilitating new antibiotic drug development."

In September, the Anti-Infective Drugs Advisory Committee of the FDA unanimously endorsed ceftaroline as safe and effective for treating both CABP and ABSSSI, although some members felt that the evidence for the latter indication was less impressive.

Common adverse effects of the new antibiotic include diarrhea, nausea, and rash.

Clinicians should not prescribe it for patients with sensitivities to cephalosporin antibiotics.

05/10/2010 - 18h46:

- Vejas os próximos cursos de outubo e dezembro da AMVECOM

16/07/2010 - 19h46:

- AMVECOM oferece mais uma palestra: "Afecções da Boca: Vocês sabe detectar e tratar quantas delas?"

16/07/2010 - 19h47:

- SBCV oferece: I Conferência Internacional de Cardio-Pneumologia em pequenos animais da SBCV"

17/05/2010 - 21h35:

- "I Simpósio de Educação Continuada - Módulo Dermatologia"

16/04/2010 - 21h35:

- "Feriadão Terapeutico na Cardiologia"

16/04/2010 - 21h30:

- "Palestra de Farmacodermias e Doneças Auto-imunes"

24/02/2010 - 19h30:

"Pesquiza premiada da GSVD"

"Dear All,

The German Society of Veterinary Dermatology would like to promote the development of related research. Therefore, a research grant of € 5,000 can be awarded this year by the GSVD for basic or clinical research in veterinary dermatology. Ordinarily projects are expected to be of one to two years duration. Applicants are expected to propose a project of scientific merit that is applicable to veterinary dermatology. Results should be presented on a GSVD meeting. Grants are evaluated on scientific merit, feasibility, and usefulness.

Guidelines for preparation of the grant application are available at www.dgvd.org or from the coordinator for clinical research, Dr. Ralf Mueller. Research proposals (four copies) should be sent or emailed to Prof. Ralf Mueller, Medizinische Tierklinik, Veterinaerstr. 13, 80539 Muenchen, Germany, Ralf.Mueller@med.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de, until 30. April 2010. "

18/02/2010 - 22h30:

"Ototoxicidade de alguns medicamentos topicos e sistêmicos"

18/11/2009 - 19h30:

"Dermatologia e as novidades em sua Imunologia"

Bovine immunoglobulin E
Pages 2-6
Laurel J. Gershwin

Bovine immunoglobulin E
Pages 7-12
Bruce Hammerberg

Feline immunoglobulin E: Historical perspective, diagnostics and clinical relevance
Pages 13-20
Carol R. Reinero

IgE in horses: Occurrence in health and disease
Pages 21-30
Bettina Wagner

Ovine IgE and its role in immunological protection and disease
Pages 31-40
Richard Shaw, Alex Pfeffer, Robert Bischof

Porcine allergy and IgE
Pages 41-45
Prithy Rupa, Julie Schmied, Bruce N. Wilkie

Comparison of intradermal skin testing (IDST) and serum allergen-specific IgE determination in an experimental model of feline asthma
Pages 46-52
Tekla M. Lee-Fowler, Leah A. Cohn, Amy E. DeClue, Christine M. Spinka, Ryan D. Ellebracht, Carol R. Reinero

Sensitization of skin mast cells with IgE antibodies to Culicoides allergens occurs frequently in clinically healthy horses
Pages 53-61
Bettina Wagner, William H. Miller Jr., Hollis N. Erb, D. Paul Lunn, Douglas F. Antczak

Insect bite hypersensitivity in the horse: Comparison of IgE-binding proteins in salivary gland extracts from Simulium vittatum and Culicoides nubeculosus
Pages 62-67
W. Hellberg, P.S. Mellor, S. Torsteinsdóttir, E. Marti

Cloning of IgE-binding proteins from Simulium vittatum and their potential significance as allergens for equine insect bite hypersensitivity
Pages 68-77
A. Schaffartzik, M. Weichel, R. Crameri, Þ.S. Björnsdóttir, C. Prisi, C. Rhyner, S. Torsteinsdóttir, E. Marti

Attenuation of allergy to ovomucoid in pigs by neonatal treatment with heat-killed Escherichia coli or E. coli producing porcine IFN-?
Pages 78-83
Prithy Rupa, Julie Schmied, Serene Lai, Bruce N. Wilkie

10/11/2009 - 19h30:

Congresso Latinoamericano e Brasileiro de Dermatologia Veterinária será em 2011

Ressaltamos a todos os interessados que o CLBDV será realizado no ano de 2011 e não em 2009 como constou na última edição da Revista do CFMV.

Filie-se a CBDV para mante-se informado sobre os nossos eventos.

29/10/2009 - 13h30:

* Eventos de co-irmãs

A ABOV realizará no proximo dia 15 de novembro o CURSO TEÓRICO-PRÁTICO DE FOTOGRAFIA MÉDICA, ODONTOLÓGICA E CIENTÍFICA:DOCUMENTANDO COM QUALIDADE, para maiores informações acesse o site www.abov.org.br

16/10/2009 - 12h30:

Tenha acesso a alguns textos do Australian College of Veterinary Scientists Dermatology capitulos de 2003-2009 are no website:

The proceedings may be accessed without a password by:

1. Log on to

"http://dermatology.acvsc.org.au/dermatology/home

2. Click on 'publications' at the left of the page

3. Click on the proceedings you wish to see from the pop-down list on the left of the page.

...and that should get you to the relevant pages where the PDFs may be downloaded.

The themes of the meetings were:

2003 - Nails and Noses
2004 - Drugs and Dermatology
2005 - Equine Dermatology
2006 - Behaviour and Dermatology, and Diagnosis and Treatment of Allergic Disease
2007 - Problematic Microbial Infections, and Diseases of Immune Dysfunction
2008 - Neoplasia, Oncology and Otitis
2009 - Allergies: Food, Respiratory and Testing, Venom Allergy and Atopic Dermatitis

15/10/2009 - 08h30:

"Informações e novidades sobre MRSA para os Pet´s"

12/09/2009 - 14h30:

WORLD CONGRESS OF VETERINARY DERMATOLOGY ? 7ª edição ? Vancouver/Canadá ? 2012

O Presidente da SBDV, recebeu, em final de agosto, convite para compor a Comissão Científica do 7º CONGRESSO MUNDIAL DE DERMATOLOGIA VETERINÁRIA. Os membros daquela comissão sugerirão temas de palestras, indicarão palestrantes e julgarão os resumos de trabalhos enviados.

12/09/2009 - 14h20:

LANÇAMENTO DE LIVRO...

O Prof. CID FIGUEIREDO, decano dos dermatólogos veterinários, lançou recentemente, um divertido livro: ?CACHORRO SE OLHANDO NO ESPELHO? (Editora Ottoni ? www.ottonieditora.com.br; fone: 11/40225309), que vem encantando os leitores. Trata-se de reminiscências de um clínico, docente aposentado, enfocadas com graça e espírito jocoso. Leitura obrigatória! Diverte, atrai, encanta e espairece. Leiam!

12/09/2009 - 14h07:

TARDE DO TEGUMENTO

Marcada a TARDE DO TEGUMENTO

No dia 24 de outubro p.f., implantar-se-á a esperada ?Tarde do Tegumento?, a partir das 14 horas, enfocando a Dermatite atópica, com seus novos conceitos etiopatogênicos e de abordagem diagnóstica e terapêutica. Já, no intervalo ... surpresa!! Consulte nosso Calendário Científico!

16/08/2009 - 17h35:

ALTERAÇÃO NO CALENDÁRIO CIENTÍFICO DE 2009

A Diretoria Científica decidiu por adiar a “Tarde do Tegumento” programada para o dia 29 de agosto, que estaria a cargo do Prof. Dr. Marconi Rodrigues Farias (PUC/RJ), não só por problema de agenda do requisitado e atarefado palestrante mas, também, para evitar aglomerações em tempos de gripe, já que com certeza se contará com grande número de participantes no evento, adiado para setembro vindouro.

01/07/2009 - 19h30:

No último dia 27 de junho encerrou-se o Curso de Lapidação em Dermatologia Veterinária – “O Curso”, desenvolvido nos meses de maio a junho, promovido pela Diretoria Científica da SBDV, no auditório da PFIZER. Das dezenas de inscritos, 11 deles submeteram-se e foram selecionados no processo seletivo para a 3ª Edição do CEDV, que será iniciada em agosto p.f. O inscrito no processo seletivo ao CEDV que obteve a maior nota (8,2), carioca de nascimento, freqüentou o “Curso de Lapidação”. fique atento, mantenha sua filiação à SBDV, não deixe de se inscrever no próximo “O Curso”.

26/06/2009 - 21h35:

Doença de pele tem relação com coração

26/06/2009 - 21h30:

British veterinary Dermatology Study Group

Call for Abstracts for Autumn 2009 Meeting 7th 8th November, Marriot Hotel, Manchester.

Abstracts for free communications are warmly invited for the Autumn meeting of the BVDSG. Abstracts can describe clinical cases, applied studies or basic science in the field of comparative dermatology. All abstracts will be subject to peer review and will be considered on their scientific merits.

Abstracts should be no longer than 800 words and written in 12-point Times New Roman, Microsoft Word 2007 compatible. They should comprise an introduction, materials and methods, results, conclusion and essential references. They should also include the names and affiliations of the authors (with the presenting author indicated) and any possible conflict of interest.

The abstract should be sent by e-mail to the Proceedings Editor paul.coward@virgin.net at least 8 weeks prior to the meeting. Authors will be informed whether their abstracts have been accepted as soon as possible after submission. The author will be asked to give a presentation at the meeting that will last no more than 12 minutes followed by a brief period for questions.

If you are considering submitting an abstract but are uncertain how to approach this please contact one of the BVDSG committee and we will put you in touch with an experienced member who will be happy to advise you.

If your abstract is accepted you will receive free registration at the meeting.

25/05/2009 - 22h21:

Curativo "high-tech" trata leishmaniose

12/04/2009 - 20h21:

Dermatology Residency: University of Sydney

Position: Resident in Veterinary Dermatology, University Veterinary Teaching Hospitals, Camden & Sydney; Faculty of Veterinary Science Reference No. 153372

Duration: 3 years + extension

Application closing date: 31 May 2009

Starting date: ASAP

Background: The University of Sydney?s Veterinary Teaching Hospitals, based in both Sydney and Camden, are specialist veterinary hospitals that conduct a range of veterinary services and general consultations to the wider community. They are recently refurbished teaching hospitals with state-of-the-art equipment and a full suite of specialist, imaging, pharmacy, and pathology services.

We are seeking an experienced small animal veterinarian with good general clinical skills, current interest and some experience in dermatology, and a desire to obtain specialist qualifications in veterinary dermatology. The appointee must possess excellent communication skills, the ability to work within a team and to supervise undergraduate veterinary students, and must hold a veterinary degree that is registrable in NSW, Australia. The successful applicant will undertake a fellowship training programme with the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists, under the supervision of Dr Linda Vogelnest.

The successful applicant will be appointed to a full-time position, shared between the two teaching hospitals, and will encompass at least four days per week in dermatology working directly with the supervisor, and up to one day per week in general small animal consulting. Some participation in weekend consulting and after- hours duty will be required. Completion of a research project (project ready to start: successful grant application), and externships in other dermatology centres and other related disciplines are required as part of the fellowship training programme.

You can view the online USYD advertisement here: Resident in Veterinary Dermatology

19/03/2009 - 19h12:

Alguns artigos de Dermatologia Humana de livre acesso pode ser vistos aqui.

Read these top downloaded articles from 2008 FREE online Evidence-based review of lasers, light sources and photodynamic therapy in the treatment of acne vulgaris
M Hædersdal, K Togsverd-Bo, HC Wulf

Psoriasis: consensus on topical therapies
PCM van de Kerkhof, J Barker, CEM Griffiths, K Kragballe, J Mason, A Menter, K Papp

Neuroimmune mechanisms in patients with atopic dermatitis during chronic stress
SB Lonne-Rahm, H Rickberg, H El-Nour, P Mårin, EC Azmitia, K Nordlind

Oral manifestations of adverse drug reactions: guidelines
F Femiano, A Lanza, C Buonaiuto, F Gombos, R Rullo, V Festa, N Cirillo

Delayed immune-mediated adverse effects related to hyaluronic acid and acrylic hydrogel dermal fillers: clinical findings, long-term follow-up and review of the literature
J Alijotas-Reig, V Garcia-Gimenez

Alopecia areata: topical immunotherapy treatment with diphencyprone
G Avgerinou, S Gregoriou, D Rigopoulos, A Stratigos, D Kalogeromitros, A Katsambas

22/01/2009 - 22h12:
"2009 ESVD-ECVD Annual Congress - Call for abstracts"

Você Sabia? (1)

A Presidência da SPMV informou que houve, por engano, a omissão, no último folder postado, de concessão de desconto aos nossos sócios quites (2008) no CURSO DE ATUALIZAÇÃO EM MEDICINA FELINA que foi realizado no período de 16 a 17 de agosto de 2008 no Auditório da NESTLÉ. O valor da inscrição para “Jovem Dermatológo” era de R$ 80,00 e de “Efetivos” R$ 120,00. O programa estava disponível na página www.spmv.org.br

Você Sabia? (2)

27/08/2008 - 21h12:
ANVISA dá alerta sobre bactéria hospitalar

27/08/2008 - 20h50:
CURSO DE ESPECIALIZAÇÃO EM DERMATOLOGIA VETERINÁRIA (CEDV)

27/08/2008 - 20h40:
SERVIÇO DE DERMATOLOGIA – VCM/HOVET

27/08/2008 - 20h30:
CONGRESSO MUNDIAL DA WSAVA

27/08/2008 - 20h20:
DIRETORES DA SBDV CONCLUEM ESTUDOS DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO

27/08/2008 - 20h10:
PARA LER E REFLETIR ...

Portaria proibe tratamento de Leishmaniose Canina

Técnica com células clonadas cura câncer avançado, dizem ciêntistas

A Nitric Oxide–Inducible Lactate Dehydrogenase Enables Staphylococcus aureus to Resist Innate Immunity

Paper to Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine

The Hugo Schindelka Award The World

Sul-coreanos clonam gatos que brilham no escuro