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Articles by Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD

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Why Aren't my Patients Responding to Their Allergy Shots? Some helpful hints to make immunotherapy more successful Dec 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD I often get referrals of patients on immunotherapy that "aren't doing well" or hear from the owner that "those shots never helped so we stopped them."

Malassezia dermatitis: Is it complicating your life? Sep 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD Malassezia (yeast) dermatitis can result in a primary skin problem or be present secondary to underlying disease. Because its presence can mimic (and complicate) other diseases such as atopy and food allergy, it is important to know how to recognize the organism, and of course, treat for it.

Malassezia Dermatitis: Is it Complicating your Life? Sep 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD Malassezia (yeast) dermatitis can result in a primary skin problem or be present secondary to underlying disease.

Test breedings reveal inheritance mode of SA, DMS Jun 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD Dr. Alice Jeromin tackles diagnosing and managing genetic skin diseases such as sebaceous adentitis (SA) and canine familial dermatomyositis (DMS).

Hepatocutaneous syndrome: When liver dysfunction affects skin May 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD I love word derivations. For example, "hepato" means liver and "cutaneous" denotes skin. Quickly tying the two together, one is suspicious of a relationship between the two organs.

Clinical appearance of recurrent bacterial pyoderma can vary by patient Mar 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD Although recognizing a bacterial pyoderma in a canine patient is relatively easy, eradicating the pyoderma can be difficult.

Dermatology 101: How to approach a dermatology case Jan 1, 2001 By: Alice M. Jeromin, RPh, DVM, Dipl. ACVD As we all know, dermatology is a very "visual" science. But what you see is only a part of what is actually occurring.

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