274 (18)
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Colitis 11.2
Collagen 1.2,2.6,12.1, 13.1,14.4,16.8,16.10,21.4
Collagen IV 16.8
Collagen VII 16.8
Colour point 1.7
Comedone 2.8
Congenital hypotrichosis 16.2, 19.2,19.6, 24.8 Connective tissue (subcutaneous) 1.4 Contact allergy (see allergy)
Coronavirus (see feline infectious peritonitis)
Corticosteroids 7.2,9.4,10.6,11.2, 11.6,12.9,13.6,13.7,14.2,15.11,15.12,16.10,17.8,18.4,19.2,20.2, 21
Cowpox (see poxvirus infection)
Creatinine phosphokinase 14.6 Crust 2.6
Crusts diagnosis 20.1-4 Cryptococcosis 5.6-8, 6.4,7.8, 12.8,21.2, 21.4 Cryptococcus neoformans 5.4, 5.6-8 CT scanning 14.9
Ctenocephalides canis 3.11 (see also flea)
Ctenocephalides felis 3.11 (see also flea)
Curvularia spp. 5.1, 7.8
Cushing’s syndrome 2.6,14.2, 14.8-9, 19.2, 19.4, 21.2, 21.5 Cutaneous asthenia 14.4, 16.8-10,21.2, 21.4 Cutaneous drug reaction 13.1, 14.6, 14.8,20.4 Cutis laxa 16.10
Cyclosporin 10.1,10.7,12.9,16.10 Cyst 15.12 Cytokeratin 15.8 Cytokines 15.10
Cytology 2.14-15,13.4,14.6, 22.8
D.T.M. 2.15,4.6 Dapsone 6.2 Deafness 16.4
Deep mycosis 5.1-11,7.6, 24.8 Deep pyoderma 24.8 Demodex felis 3.7 Demodex gatoi 3.7
Demodex spp. 2.8,3.8,6.4,7.8, 7.10, 12.8,13.4,15.2,20.2 Demodicosis (see Demodex)
Depression 17.6, 17.9 Dermatophagoides farinae 10.1,10.6 Dermatophytes 4.1 (see also dermatophytosis)
Dermatophytosis 4.1-11,6.4,7.6, 12.8,13.4,14.6,14.8, 19.6, 20.2, 21.2, 21.4, 25.1 alopecia4.2, 19.2,19.6 asymptomatic animals 4.4 biopsy 4.6
clinical features 4.2-4 contamination 4.1, 25.1 diagnosis 2.14-15, 4.4 predisposing factors 4.1-2 prevention 4.11 pruritus 4.2,18.2,18.4 transmission to man 4.6,4.11, 25.1 treatment (animals) 4.6-10
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