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Table 6 Clinical signs reported and number of dogs affected per treatment group

From: Concurrent short-term use of prednisolone with cyclosporine A accelerates pruritus reduction and improvement in clinical scoring in dogs with atopic dermatitis

Clinical sign*

Cyclosporine A1(n = 25)

Cyclosporine A and prednisolone1(n = 23)

p-value

Digestive tract disorders

20 (14)

12 (8)

0.1810

 Abdominal pain

1

0

0.3589

 Digestive tract hypermotility

0

1

0.3169

 Flatulence

1

1

0.9762

 Diarrhea

5 (5)

7 (6)

0.5815

 Stomatitis

0

1

0.3169

 Vomiting

13 (10)

2 (2)

0.0116

Renal and urinary disorders

4 (3)

7 (5)

0.3726

 Cystitis

0

2 (2)

0.1441

 Polyuria

1

2 (2)

0.5223

 Uremia

0

1

0.3169

 Urinary incontinence

1

0

0.3589

 Urine abnormalities

2 (2)

2 (2)

0.9485

Skin and appendages disorders

10 (8)

3 (3)

0.1080

 Bacterial skin infection

1

1

0.9762

 Dermatitis

0

1

0.3169

 Erosion

0

1

0.3169

 Fungal skin infection

1

0

0.3589

 Papilloma

1

0

0.3589

 Pruritus

1

0

0.3589

 Pyoderma

6

0

0.0264

Systemic disorders

2 (2)

13 (8)

0.0190

 Abnormal test result

1

3 (3)

0.2717

 Anorexia

0

1

0.3169

 Lethargy

0

4 (4)

0.0329

 Polydipsia

1

4 (4)

0.1384

 Pyrexia

0

1

0.3169

Others

   

 Hyperactivity

1

0

0.3589

 Tachypnea

1

1

0.9762

 Musculoskeletal disorder

1

0

0.3589

 Acid–base disorder

0

1

0.3169

 Conjunctivitis

2 (2)

1

0.6226

 Otitis externa

2 (2)

0

0.1798

  1. *Several AEs had more than one clinical sign; total number of clinical signs reported: 81.
  2. 1The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of dogs showing the corresponding clinical sign. Dogs may have had more than one AE.