Dermatologie in der Tiermedizin, Hautkrankheiten bei Tieren Dobermann with a thin haircoat

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Dobermann with a thin haircoat - Part 4
DER221 Author: Dr. Stefanie Peters

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You performed these tests, and the deep skin scrapings were negative. When you do the hair pluck, you note big melanin clumps in several hairs. The hair shafts over these melanin clumps are broken.

Which preliminary diagnosis do you make, and you expect it to be confirmed by the histopathologist?

	a) Cyclic seasonal flank alopecia
	b) Follicular dystrophy
	c) Hypothyroidism
	d) Multiple malignant melanomas