Taylor J E, Schmeitzel L P
Animal Hospital of North Asheville, NC 28804.
J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1990 Aug 1;197(3):375-7.
Plasma cell pododermatitis was diagnosed in 2 cats with enlargement of the metacarpal and metatarsal footpads, ulceration of one of the affected footpads, and a history of chronic hemorrhage from the ulcerations. One cat was anemic (PCV, 14.6%). The ulcers were debrided and sutured to control hemorrhage, and the cats were treated with immunosuppressive doses of corticosteroids. Both cats had considerable reduction in footpad size after 3 to 4 weeks of treatment. Although there is evidence to suggest that plasma cell pododermatitis might be immune-mediated, or perhaps an allergic disease, the cause has yet to be determined.
2只猫被诊断为浆细胞性足皮炎，其掌垫和跖垫肿大，其中1个患脚垫出现溃疡，且有溃疡慢性出血史。1只猫贫血（红细胞压积，14.6%）。对溃疡进行清创和缝合以控制出血，并用免疫抑制剂量的皮质类固醇对猫进行治疗。治疗3至4周后，2只猫的脚垫大小均显著减小。尽管有证据表明浆细胞性足皮炎可能是免疫介导的，或者可能是一种过敏性疾病，但其病因尚未确定。
