Esporotricose felina: Revisão de literatura. / Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Rocha.
Sporotrichosis is a subcutaneous mycosis, caused by the Sporothrix sp. The causal agent is monospecific and dimorphic, having distinct micro and macromorphological aspects, depending on the substrate and temperature, in the so-called room temperature (25oC) it is filamentous and at 37oC, it is ye...
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oai:localhost:4321-12172023-08-10T19:35:02Z Esporotricose felina: Revisão de literatura. / Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Rocha. Rocha, Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Souza, Alexandre Navarro Alves de Souza, Alexandre Navarro Alves de Santos, Jomel Francisco dos Neves, Kilma Cristiane Silva Cultura. Fungo. Gatos. Zoonose. Culture. Fungus. Cats. Zoonosis. CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::MEDICINA VETERINARIA Sporotrichosis is a subcutaneous mycosis, caused by the Sporothrix sp. The causal agent is monospecific and dimorphic, having distinct micro and macromorphological aspects, depending on the substrate and temperature, in the so-called room temperature (25oC) it is filamentous and at 37oC, it is yeast-like. Epidemiologically, the infection has a worldwide distribution, today evidenced mainly in the urban environment, being more evident in tropical and subtropical climatic conditions. Domestic cats are commonly associated with this disease due to the large amount of yeasts in their lesions, the instinct to scratch trees, bury waste and fight in disputes over territory. The most common clinical signs in this species are ulcerative lesions on the face, in the distal part of the limbs or the base of the tail, in addition to alopecia and crusts. In this species, severe clinical manifestations can occur, with systemic involvement. The diagnosis is made by collecting material from the affected areas for culture and isolation of the fungus, combined with presumptive and laboratory tests. As a form of treatment, inorganic iodides are used, especially Itraconazole orally, because it has less adverse effects in this species. A esporotricose trata-se de uma micose subcutânea, causada pelo complexo Sporothrix sp. O agente causal é monoespecífico e dimórfico, possuindo aspectos micro e macromorfológicos distintos, em função do substrato e da temperatura, na chamada temperatura ambiente (25oC) é filamentoso e a 37oC, apresenta-se leveduriforme. Epidemiologicamente, a infecção tem distribuição mundial, hoje evidenciada, principalmente, no meio urbano, sendo mais evidente em condições climáticas tropical e subtropical. Felinos domésticos são comumente associados a esta doença devido à grande quantidade de leveduras nas suas lesões, pelo instinto de arranhar árvores, enterrar os dejetos e brigar em disputas por território. Os sinais clínicos mais comuns nessa espécie são lesões ulcerativas na face, na parte distal dos membros ou a base da cauda, além de alopecia e crostas. Nessa espécie, podem ocorrer manifestações clínicas graves, com acometimento sistêmico. O diagnóstico é realizado através da coleta de material das áreas acometidas para cultura e isolamento do fungo, combinado com exames presuntivos e laboratoriais. Como forma de tratamento, utiliza-se iodetos inorgânicos com destaque para o Itraconazol por via oral, porque apresenta menores efeitos adversos nessa espécie. 2023-05-09T00:43:29Z 2023-05-08 2023-05-09T00:43:29Z 2021-04-22 Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso http://repositorio.ifam.edu.br/jspui/handle/4321/1217 por Acesso Aberto Brasil Campus Manaus Zona Leste Instituto Federal do Amazonas IFAM Medicina Veterinária Instituto Federal do Amazonas IFAM Medicina Veterinária Instituto Federal do Amazonas IFAM Medicina Veterinária |
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Cultura. Fungo. Gatos. Zoonose. Culture. Fungus. Cats. Zoonosis. CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::MEDICINA VETERINARIA Rocha, Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Esporotricose felina: Revisão de literatura. / Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Rocha. |
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Sporotrichosis is a subcutaneous mycosis, caused by the Sporothrix sp. The causal
agent is monospecific and dimorphic, having distinct micro and macromorphological
aspects, depending on the substrate and temperature, in the so-called room
temperature (25oC) it is filamentous and at 37oC, it is yeast-like. Epidemiologically, the
infection has a worldwide distribution, today evidenced mainly in the urban
environment, being more evident in tropical and subtropical climatic conditions.
Domestic cats are commonly associated with this disease due to the large amount of
yeasts in their lesions, the instinct to scratch trees, bury waste and fight in disputes
over territory. The most common clinical signs in this species are ulcerative lesions on
the face, in the distal part of the limbs or the base of the tail, in addition to alopecia and
crusts. In this species, severe clinical manifestations can occur, with systemic
involvement. The diagnosis is made by collecting material from the affected areas for
culture and isolation of the fungus, combined with presumptive and laboratory tests.
As a form of treatment, inorganic iodides are used, especially Itraconazole orally,
because it has less adverse effects in this species. |
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Rocha, Vitória Elizabeth de Souza |
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Esporotricose felina: Revisão de literatura. / Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Rocha. |
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Esporotricose felina: Revisão de literatura. / Vitória Elizabeth de Souza Rocha. |
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