Otitis externas crónicas recurrentes en caninos: manejo farmacológico y nuevas alternativas terapéuticas para un tratamiento exitoso
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otitis externa, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, caninos, nuevas terapiasResumen
La otitis externa “crónica” canina es aquella que perdura por más de un mes, y es “recurrente” cuando ocurre más de un episodio en el transcurso de un año. Es una afección multifactorial con una fisiopatología compleja y de difícil resolución. Para el tratamiento médico es fundamental la reducción del proceso inflamatorio, el manejo del dolor y la selección racional del antimicrobiano más adecuado para minimizar los fenómenos de resistencia. Es imprescindible conocer las diferentes opciones terapéuticas que permitan reducir el daño provocado por las bacterias o levaduras, que perpetúan las otitis crónicas en los caninos, y luego abocarse al tratamiento de la enfermedad primaria. Actualmente existe un creciente progreso en la investigación de nuevas alternativas terapéuticas al uso de los antimicrobianos. Entre ellas podemos citar el uso de aceites esenciales, productos naturales como la miel y sus derivados, investigación de coadyuvantes como N-acetilcisteína o EDTA, vacunas, nano-formulaciones y el estudio de nuevos péptidos. En esta revisión se analizan las diferentes alternativas terapéuticas para el manejo exitoso de las otitis crónicas y recurrentes. Las mismas pueden mejorar la calidad de vida y el bienestar del paciente, maximizar la eficacia del tratamiento y minimizar la aparición de fenómenos de resistencia antimicrobiana que afectan la salud animal, al hombre y al entorno.
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