Skin lesions
Free webinar: Itchy dog — how not to mess up?
Let’s talk about itchy dog, it’s the most common complaint in the clinic and often (or is it always?:) we don’t have time enough to go through all the history and do all desired diagnostic work-up.
Imagine, it’s a first visit and you have 15, max 30 minutes. How not to miss anything important? How to do right thing for the dog and for the owner? Are there diagnostics that are absolutely necessary? And vice versa – can I skip some? Are there drugs that are contraindicated until diagnosis is confirmed? Many many questions!
Let me help you with an easy plan for the workup:)
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Let’s talk about itchy dog, it’s the most common complaint in the clinic and often (or is it always?:) we don’t have time enough to go through all the history and do all desired diagnostic work-up.
Imagine, it’s a first visit and you have 15, max 30 minutes. How not to miss anything important? How to do right thing for the dog and for the owner? Are there diagnostics that are absolutely necessary? And vice versa – can I skip some? Are there drugs that are contraindicated until diagnosis is confirmed? Many many questions!
Let me help you with an easy plan for the workup:)
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Skin lesions
17 January
These webinars have 100 live seats where attending members can ask questions of the speakers immediately after the presentation. Speakers are choosen based on their expertise in the presented subject. If viable, hairs should be plucked from active lesions (eg, lesions of alopecia, crusting, scaling, or follicular casting), and plucking vibrissae (ie, whiskers) should be avoided. If patchy alopecia is present, collecting hairs from the margin of an alopecic lesion is best.
However, central hair regrowth may be present on the lesion in areas of healing, in which case collecting from this area may not aid in diagnosis. Collecting hairs from the leading edge of the lesion (similar to collecting samples for cytologic evaluation) may allow for a better representation of the active process of the lesion. In cases of suspected demodicosis, approximately 30 to 40 hairs per affected body location should be collected and evaluated; however, collecting at least 30 to 40 hairs in all canine or feline cases can help ensure a representative sample.
- Levels of presentation go from basic to specialist.
- Webinars will be based on practical subjects or more advanced research topics.
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I think Sveta is one of the best speakers I know. Really! It is not a compliment, it is true!
Each time I am waiting for her lectures a lot. She is so calm, and explains everything very well, she has a lot of interesting cases to share, she makes students think for themselves with supporting answers. And what is most important, she is encouraging beginners to ask any questions they need to know. Then she is always super supportive and helpful.
Sveta has a lot of knowledge and the work she has done in her life is incredible. I am glad she is helping others with her webinars and courses.
Thank you Sveta for what you are doing, we all think of you when we see an itchy dog!
Aet Sillaste, Estonia 
Not always a good vet is a good teacher, but Svetlana Belova is the one, who has both talents:) I highly recommend all Svetlanas seminars and webinars, no matter — you are a begginer or with an experience. I fell in love with dermatology thanks to Svetlana many years ago, I have attended both levels of Svetlanas dermatology school in Tartu, and listened a lot of seminars and webinars. I always learn something new! You can ask any question and everything will be explained in very understandable way. And even if you are not very keen on dermatology, after a lecture — you will be! :)))
Elizabete Graudupe, Latvia
I like Svetlana's webinars very much. They are not only very informative, but really well- structured and relevant. It helps me to systematise my knowledge. Svetlana kindly responds to individual needs and questions. Thank you for my improvement in veterinary dermatology!
Audra Zabulienė, Lithuania
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