Köpek atopik dermatitinde eritemi gidermek için soğuk ve ıslak sargı tedavisi

Öz

Atopik dermatite bağlı inflamasyonlu dokuyu azaltmak için nemlendirilmiş bandajların sıklıkla kullanılması, iyi bilinen eski bir tedavi yöntemidir. Soğuk ve ıslak bandaj sağaltımının, diğer adı ile co-wewt, köpek atopik dermatiti (cAd) ve kütanöz advers gıda reaksiyonlarında (cAFr) muhtemel endikasyonlarının belirlenmesi amacıyla ve yine epidermal sıcaklık ile eritem skorlarının karşılaştırmalı değerlendirilmesi için bir grup uzman kendi tecrübe ve uzmanlıklarını daha iyi anlaşılması ve saha veteriner hekimlerinin pratiğine yönelik olarak değerlendirdi. Bu çalışmada, Pertek Termal Suyu kullanılarak co-wewt, deri dokusu üzerindeki muhtemel soğutma etkisi ve deri inflamasyonundaki hızlı iyileşme nedeniyle hem cAd hem de cAFr'li köpeklerde iyi tolere edilmiştir. Bu durum, X ̅  SE olarak verilen, değişmiş epidermal sıcaklık (33,49  0,21 vs 23,62  0,95) ve VAS-ESS skoru [2,25  0,17 vs 0,38  0,13, sırasıyla birlikte sağaltımdan önce ve sonra] (p <0,001) ile [ADASI 3,25  0,17 vs 0,38  0,13, sırasıyla birlikte sağaltımdan önce ve sonra] karşılaştırmalı olarak değerlendirilerek desteklenmiştir (p<0,001). Bu yazının araştırmacılarının tümü, cAd ve cAFr'ye karşı hastalık aktivitesini azaltmak için Pertek Termal Suyu ile sonraki ko-wewt protokolünü kullanmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Atopi
• Islak
• Köpek
• Soğuk
• Su

Cold and wet wrap therapy for relieveing erythema in canine atopic dermatitis

Öz

Wet wrap therapy (wwt), has been denoted as a supportive therapeutical non-invasive intervention model through use of a double layer of tubular bandage/gauze, involving a moisty initial inner layer and other relevant dry second outer layer (Devillers and Oranje, 2006). This treatment modality has been preferred frequently, against atopic dermatitis (AD). The Mayo Clinic in USA used and suggested wet dressings nearly 100 yeras ago against combatting pruritic dermatoses (Bingham et al., 2009; Quinones and Winkelmann, 1967). Apart from several different techniques and small scale case reports were reported between 1970-1980 (Hawkins, 1978; Nicol, 1987), indeed in 30 pediatric AD cases casting ‘wet wrap’ terminology – suggesting that wwt as a significantly effective therapeutical intervention against acute erythrodermic eczema (Goodyear, 1991). Our researcher group for interest to this subject was aroused following preliminary success with 10-14°C, relatively cold, wwt in several clinical trials almost every Tuesday, which was denoted as wcwt. Hence the purpose of the present study was to elucidate the efficacy of co-wewt among dogs with cAd and cAFr.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Atopy
• Cold
• Dog
• Water
• Wet

Kaynakça

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