CANINE HEPATOBILIARY AND EXOCRINE PANCREATIC DISEASE

Canine Hepatobiliary and Exocrine Pancreatic Diseases

Clinical research makes clear that logical workup and treatment of clinical cases really can significantly impact both the quality and duration of life

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Auteur(s) Penny Watson
Éditeur EDRA EDITION (English language)
Date 01/06/2024
Pages 312
Taille 22x28
Type Broché
ISBN 9781957260747

Description détaillée : Canine Hepatobiliary and Exocrine Pancreatic Diseases

Diseases of the liver and pancreas can cause a degree of despair in veterinary practitioners: so much about the causes and treatments of these diseases is poorly understood, and too many cases remain idiopathic.

Nonetheless, over recent years, clinical research makes clear that logical workup and treatment of clinical cases really can significantly impact both the quality and duration of life. There are very few, if any, clinical signs that are pathognomonic for liver or pancreas diseases, and the clinician must consider differential diagnoses for presenting signs.

The first section of the Canine Hepatobiliary and Exocrine Pancreas Diseases with problem-orientated algorithms guides both first and second opinion practitioners through clinical assessments and workups, preventing oversight of potential underlying causes.

The subsequent sections meticulously delve into pancreatic and liver diseases, encompassing clinical pathology, imaging, biopsy acquisition, cytology, and histology, all expertly elucidated by specialists.

Loaded with informative algorithms, tables, figures, and videos, this book caters to the needs of busy veterinary practitioners.

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