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    Dermatitis Solaris and Its Treatment in Van Cats
    (indian veterinary Journal, 2006) Karaca, Mehmet; Tutuncu, Mehmet; Akkan, Hasan Altan; Yuksel, Hayati; Keles, Ihsan; Agaoglu, Zahid
    Dermatitis solaris is a skin disease of light coloured cats and dogs seen in summer season. The disease occurs especially on the unpigmented areas such as tip of the ears, nose, body and extremities as a result of phototoxic reactions when subjected to ultraviolet lights. The disease has been reported to come into view as chronic dermatitis in cats having white ear and blue eyes. (Haziroglu and Milli, 1998). The pathogenesis of feline dermatitis is thought to occur as a result of free radicals released after phototoxic reactions (Soter, 1990).
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    Papillary Cyst Adenogarcinoma in the Mammary Gland of a Van Cat
    (indian veterinary Journal, 2006) Yuksel, Hayati; Yuksek, Nazmi; Aslan, Lokman; Ilhan, Fatima; altug, Nuri
    Mammary tumours of dogs and cats are among the most commonly observed neoplastic changes after skin and lymphoid tissue tumours (Viste et al., 2002). The etiology of feline mammary tumours are not well identified, they are more commonly seen in female cats while being rare in the male (Bostock, 1986; Hahn and Adams 1997). Cat mammary tumours are mostly malignant upon microscopic examination, and are generally seen in cats of 10 years of age without showing any breed predisposition (MacEwen et al., 1984). In this report a papillary cystic adenocarcinoma that was observed in the mammary gland of a Van cat together with its histopathological and immunohistochemical findings is described.