Department of Surgery and Radiology, Nagpur Veterinary College, Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Science University (MAFSU), Nagpur-440006, (Maharashtra)
*Professor and Head/Corresponding author, E-mail: jadhao1@gmail.com
Part of the Post Graduate Thesis of the first author
Eleven dogs were diagnosed with corneal opacity based on clinical and opthalmic examination. Antibiotic and corticosteriod therapy initially for seven days followed by cyclosporine after confirmation of epithelization. Negative fluorescin dye test was confirmation for effective therapy.
Canine, corneal opacity, corticosteroid, cyclosporine, fluorescin dye test
