Dermatologie in der Tiermedizin, Hautkrankheiten bei Tieren English Bulldog with chronic recurrent "nodules"

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English Bulldog with chronic recurrent "nodules" - Part 1
DER194 Author: Dr. Stefanie Peters

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A five year-old intact male English Bulldog has chronic recurrent nodules in the interdigital spaces especially on the front legs. The lesions are developing spontaneously and fast and then the dog licks them. Sometimes they rupture and show a serosanguineous discharge. Additionally, the patient has a chronic-recurrent bilateral otitis externa.

Which primary disease is the most likely for you?

	a) Dermatophytosis
	b) Sertoli cell tumour
	c) Spontaneous hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing´s disease)
	d) Hypothyroidism