Uso adecuado de las cefalosporinas segun su clasificacion en infecciones cutáneas donde se han generado piodermas en perros (canis familiaris).

Abstract

The skin or integumentary system is the most extensive outer layer of all living things and is one of the most important organs. Acting as a protective barrier that isolates the body from conditions found abroad, giving protection and helping to keep the body in good condition and functioning. It also works as a communication system with the environment and is one of the main sensory organs, it contains several nerve terminals that act as receptors for touch, pain, pressure and temperature. Due to its protective function, this extensive organ suffers much damage to its structure, with initial or primary lesions appearing and later secondary lesions as a consequence of the advancement of the primary lesions that have not been treated in due time. The most frequent lesions in the minor clinic, especially in canines, are pyodermas, this dermatological problem includes bacterial contamination of the skin caused most of the time by Staphylococcus pseudointermedius. The present work focuses on the use of antibiotics such as cephalosporins for the treatment of dermal problems specifically in pyodermas that occur in canines. Pyodermas have a higher incidence in canines and their treatment can become very complicated. Various forms of presentation of pyodermas are described based on the complexity of the bacterial compromise, superficial pyoderma or pyoderma, deep pyoderma. A possible treatment for these injuries is established in order to reach an adequate treatment without affecting the health of the animal.