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           HYPERESTROGENISM  Alopecia in a bilateral cryptorchid male miniature pinscher with a Sertoli cell tumor.   HYPERESTROGENISM  Alopecia in a bilateral
           Note the noninflammatory alopecia of the abdomen, flank, and lateral thorax and neck. (Copyright Dr. María   cryptorchid male miniature pinscher with a Sertoli
           Soledad González-Domínguez.)                                           cell tumor. Note the noninflammatory alopecia of the
                                                                                  caudomedial aspect of the thighs. (Copyright Dr. María
                                                                                  Soledad González-Domínguez.)

            PEARLS & CONSIDERATIONS            neutered dogs, always looks at nipple size (and   Grootenhuis AJ, et al: Inhibin, gonadotrophins and
                                               vulva in female) because their enlargement is   sex steroids in dogs with Sertoli cell tumours.
           Comments                            highly suggestive of hyperestrogenism.  Endocrinology 127(2):235-242, 1990.
           •  An acquired symmetrical, noninflammatory                            Gross TL, et al, editors: Skin diseases of the dog and
             alopecia associated with gynecomastia and/or   SUGGESTED READINGS     cat: clinical and histopathologic diagnosis, ed 2,
                                                                                   Ames, Iowa, 2005, Blackwell Science.
             testicular abnormalities (particularly cryptor-  Mecklenburg  L:  Canine  hyperestrogenism.  In   Liao AT, et al: A 12-year retrospective study of canine
             chidism) is very suggestive of hyperestrogenism.  Mecklenburg L, et al, editors: Hair loss disorders   testicular tumors. J Vet Med Sci 71(7):919-923,
           •  It is highly probable that cryptorchid males   in domestic animals, Ames, Iowa, 2009, Wiley-  2009.
             exhibiting noninflammatory alopecia are   Blackwell, pp 129-134.     Miller WH: Muller & Kirk’s small animal dermatol-
             affected by hyperestrogenism.     Wiener DJ, et al: Estradiol-induced alopecia in five   ogy, ed 7, St. Louis, 2013, Elsevier, pp 590-592.
           •  Measuring estrogen levels is of limited value.  dogs after contact with a transdermal gel used for
                                                the treatment of postmenopausal symptoms in   RELATED CLIENT EDUCATION
           Prevention                           women. Vet Dermatol 26(5):393-e91, 2015.
           •  Avoid  direct  exposure  of  pets  to  topical   ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED   SHEETS
             human medications.                                                   Consent to Perform Abdominal Ultrasound
           •  Use estrogen therapies with care.  READINGS                         Consent to Perform Castration, Canine
           •  Consider  neutering  pets  not  used  for   Berger  DJ,  et  al:  Canine  alopecia  secondary  to   Consent to Perform Ovariohysterectomy (Spay),
             breeding.                          human topical hormone replacement therapy in   Canine
                                                six dogs. J Am Anim Hosp Assoc 51(2):136-142,
           Technician Tips                      2015.                             AUTHOR: María Soledad González-Domínguez, MV,
           When presented with a dog with a symmetrical,   Frank LA: Comparative dermatology—canine endo-  Esp, MSc
                                                crine dermatoses. Clin Dermatol 24(4):317-325,
           noninflammatory alopecia, particularly in   2006.                      EDITOR: Manon Paradis, DMV, MVSc, DACVD




























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