CNYACE Webinar: Topics in Dermatology
Topics in Dermatology:
Food Allergies
Managing Chronic Otitis Externa
Diseases of the Rear End (anal sacculitis, etc)
Presented by: Julia Miller, DVM, DACVD
The first hour will be spent discussing when diet trials are appropriate and how to successfully complete them. Diet selection, diet trial rules, and trips and tricks for owner buy in will all be discussed. The second hour will discuss the ins and outs of managing chronic, exudative otitis externa. From management of underlying causes to how to approach ears that have a biofilm, this hour will cover the management of chronic, recurrent OE from start to finish. The final lecture hour will cover diseases of the hind end dogs (and some cats). Anal sacculitis, perianal fistulas, AGASACA, autoimmune disorders, tail gland hyperplasia, and pruritus ani will all be covered. A diagnostic approach for each condition will be discussed so that the participant can feel confident in differentiating between these differentials. After the final lecture, approximately 10-15 minutes will be allotted for question and answer
Learning Objectives:
- Evaluate in which patient’s a diet trial is an appropriate diagnostic
- Council owners on how to accurately perform a diet trial
- Be able to interpret the results of a diet trial
- Discuss causes and therapeutic options for recurrent otitis externa
- Understand the role of biofilm in recurrent exudative otitis externa
- Discuss treatment options for managing exudative otitis externa
- Be able to recognize the most common conditions affecting the rear end of dogs and cats
- Create a diagnostic and therapeutic plan for patients with anal sacculitis
- Recognize, diagnose and treat perianal fistulas, AGASACA, tail gland hyperplasia, perianal adenomas, and pruritus ani
Registration Options
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Registration Options
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Credits | Price |
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Pay for 2025 CNYACE Membership - Veterinarians
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3.00 (Live CEU) | $230.00 |
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Pay for 2025 CNYACE Membership - Technicians
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3.00 (Live CEU) | $155.00 |
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Just this Event - Veterinarians & Technicians
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3.00 (Live CEU) | $50.00 |
Agenda
| April 24 | |
| 6:30 PM - 7:20 PM | Lecture |
| 7:20 PM - 7:30 PM | Break |
| 7:30 PM - 8:20 PM | Lecture |
| 8:20 PM - 8:30 PM | Break |
| 8:30 PM - 9:20 PM | Lecture |
| 9:20 PM - 9:30 PM | Final Q&A |
For More Information:
Dr. Julia is an upstate NY native and a Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine graduate. She completed a large animal rotating internship at the University of Georgia and then worked as a mixed small and large animal general practitioner for several years before returning to Cornell to complete her dermatology residency. After completing her residency, Dr. Julia stayed on at Cornell as an assistant clinical professor in the section of Dermatology where she was awarded the Zoetis Distinguished Teacher Award. She is now enjoying private practice life surrounded by horses and bourbon in beautiful Louisville KY. Dr. Julia has a special interest in the management of chronic otitis externa, and all things related to large animal skin disease (especially horses). Outside of work, Dr. Julia enjoys her lovable bully dogs, riding horses, and singing whenever possible. She also loves providing continuing education to veterinarians and owners because derm is absolutely the best!