- Mal****ezia
pachydermatis is a
zoophilic yeast in the
division Basidiomycota. It was
first isolated in 1925 by Fred Weidman, and it was
named pachydermatis (Gr****...
- fungus, with M. furfur the
preferred name.
Pityrosporum (Mal****ezia)
pachydermatis,
which is
lipophilic but not lipid-dependent. It is
found on the skin...
-
fungal origin, as well as
small organisms such as ear mites. Mal****ezia
pachydermatis is a
common fungal agent for ear
infections in dogs. Staphylococcus...
-
intermedius and
fungi susceptible to clotrimazole, in
particular Mal****ezia
pachydermatis. The
normal treatment is
twice daily for a
duration of
seven days. The...
-
externa and
chronic otitis externa ****ociated with
yeast (Mal****ezia
pachydermatis,
formerly Pityrosporum canis) and/or
bacteria susceptible to gentamicin...
- the
genus include: Mal****ezia furfur, Mal****ezia ovalis, Mal****ezia
pachydermatis, Mal****ezia
sympodialis and Mal****ezia orbiculare. Mal****ezia furfur...
- the
bacteria Staphylococcus pseudintermedius and the
yeast Mal****ezia
pachydermatis are
commonly secondary to
atopic dermatitis. Dogs with the condition...
- H5N1#Felidae (cats)
Chlamydia felis Ringworm Cryptococcus Mal****ezia
pachydermatis Veterinary parasitology studies both
external and
internal parasites...
-
slower growth,
reduced PDC activity,
intracellular thiamine↓. Mal****ezia
pachydermatis: High
sensitivity to OT.
Enzymes such as
pyruvate decarboxylase and...
- for the
treatment of
canine demodicosis ****ociated with Mal****ezia
pachydermatis.
Parasit Vectors, 2009, 2(1)
Grossman M.R.
Amitraz toxicosis ****ociated...
