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Remote Monitoring of Canine Patients Treated for Pruritus during the COVID Pandemic in Florida Using a 3-D Accelerometer

2023-06-05

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Medical management of chronic canine pruritic dermatologic conditions is challenging and often frustrating. This is a report that shows one way of aiding the management of pruritic dogs using a remote monitoring device. It is often difficult for veterinarians to get dog owners to return to the clinic once a dog is treated. It is possible that a 3-D accelerometer device could provide information to the clinic staff...

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10.20944/preprints202306.0301.v1
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