Abordagem terapêutica ao Lupus Discóide
O LED é uma patologia relativamente benigna, autoimune, que afeta o plano nasal do cão e na qual estão ausentes manifestações sistêmicas. É a segunda patologia cutânea imunomediada mais comum no cão.
A exposição à luz ultravioleta agrava e exacerba o LED e há raças que podem estar predispostas uma vez que são reportadas com maior frequência como o Collie, cão pastor de Shetland, Pastor australiano, Pastor alemão e Husky siberiano.
As abordagens terapêuticas são múltiplas estando reportadas diferentes eficácias.
A exposição à luz ultravioleta agrava e exacerba o LED e há raças que podem estar predispostas uma vez que são reportadas com maior frequência como o Collie, cão pastor de Shetland, Pastor australiano, Pastor alemão e Husky siberiano.
As abordagens terapêuticas são múltiplas estando reportadas diferentes eficácias.
Dr Diana Ferreira completed in 2010 the degree with masters in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Lisbon. Afterwards, she performed traineeships in veterinary dermatology in Portugal and in Italy.
In 2011 she integrated the intern team of the Veterinary Clinic of the Barcelona University, where in 2012 she started the residency in Veterinary Dermatology and she obtained the Diplomate of the ECVD title in 2016.
In 2018 she founded the Portuguese Society of Veterinary Dermatology of which she was President of the directive board until 2020. She worked as a veterinary dermatologist in the United Kingdom, at the Animal Health Trust from 2015 until 2020.
Currently, Dr Diana Ferreira works as a veterinary dermatologist in Portugal at the OneVet Group.
In 2011 she integrated the intern team of the Veterinary Clinic of the Barcelona University, where in 2012 she started the residency in Veterinary Dermatology and she obtained the Diplomate of the ECVD title in 2016.
In 2018 she founded the Portuguese Society of Veterinary Dermatology of which she was President of the directive board until 2020. She worked as a veterinary dermatologist in the United Kingdom, at the Animal Health Trust from 2015 until 2020.
Currently, Dr Diana Ferreira works as a veterinary dermatologist in Portugal at the OneVet Group.