Microneedling Associated with Orchiectomy as a Treatment for Alopecia X in a German Spitz Dog

    November 2022 in “ PubVet ”
    Fernanda Letícia de Aguiar Mello, Virgínia Paula Couto Vigas Sodré, Humberto Santos da Silva, Antônio Fernando Uzêda Sodré
    Studysummary This case study describes using microneedling combined with orchiectomy as a treatment for alopecia X in a male German Spitz dog, highlighting this approach for managing the condition.
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