Long-Term Effects of Trilostane in Dogs with Cushing's Syndrome

January 2011

Bernadette Leonczuk

trilostane Cushing's syndrome adrenal cortex alopecia hypoadrenocorticism

Studysummary In this study, trilostane was generally effective and well-tolerated for treating canine Cushing's syndrome, though some dogs experienced signs of hypoadrenocorticism, and dose adjustments were necessary over time.

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