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Of the 18 dogs diagnosed over the study period with MMM, follow up records were available at the time of abstract submission for 14 dogs. On examination between two and four weeks after instigation of treatment, eight dogs (57%) showed a full resolution of signs, five (38%) showed a partial response and one (7%) showed no response. Records were available for follow up examination between six and ten weeks for 10 dogs. Of these dogs, seven (70%) showed a full resolution of signs and three (30%) showed a partial resolution. In all cases an acceptable quality of life was achieved, with all dogs having good response to treatment. Six (40%) experienced side effects attributed to steroid treatment, only one (7%) necessitated modification of the treatment regime.

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Masticatory Muscle Myositis in Dogs: the use of Dexamethasone as an alternative corticosteroid treatment - outcomes and side effects (Preliminary Results)