Hair Loss Disorders in Domestic Animals (PDF)

I. Hair follicle physiology and anatomy. 1. Hair follicle phylogeny and ontology. 2. Physiology and anatomy of hair follicle cycling. 3. Comparative aspects between domestic animal species, laboratory animals, and humans. II. How to approach alopecic diseases. 1. Clinical aspects. 2. Histopathological aspects. III. Non-inflammatory alopecias of domestic animals. 1. Congenital diseases of hair follicles. Hair follicle aplasia. Dyplasia and trichomalacia. Melanocytic. Unclassified congenital alopecia in domestic animals. 2. Acquired hair shaft abnormalities/acquired trichomalacia. Wool slip in sheep. Alopecia caused by malnutrition. 3. Disorders of hair follicle cycling. Hyperthyroidism. Telogen arrest and telogen effluvium. Hyperadrenocorticism. Hyperestrogenism. Classical Alopecia X in plush-coated breeds. Canine recurrent flank alopecia. Canine pattern baldness. Acquired alopecia in Water Dogs. Acquired alopecia in other breeds. 4. Hair follicle dystrophy. 5. Hair follicle atrophy. Cutaneous vasculitis. Dermatomyositis. Traction alopecia. Feline paraneoplastic alopecia. Scarring/cicatricial alopecia. 6. Traumatic alopecia. Psychic alopecia in cats. Pruritus. IV. Inflammatory alopecias of domestic animals. 1. Luminal folliculitis. Neutrophilic luminal folliculitis and furunculosis. Eosinophilic pustular folliculitis. 2. Mural folliculitis. Lymphocytic interface folliculitis. Granulomatous/histiocytic folliculits. 3. Bulbar folliculitis. Alopecia areata. V. Appendix. Therapeutic dose of drugs frequently used to treat alopecia. Endocrine function tests.

The Editors:

Lars Mecklenburg, DVM, PhD, Cert. Vet. Pathologist, is an
independent consultant in veterinary pathology in Hamburg,
Germany.

Monika Linek, DVM, DECVD, is Head of the Dermatology
Referral Service at Veterinary Specialists of Hamburg in Hamburg,
Germany.

Desmond J. Tobin, PhD, FRCPath, FIBiol, is Professor of
Cell Biology at the Centre for Skin Sciences, School of Life
Sciences, University of Bradford in Bradford, West Yorkshire, Great
Britain

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