Small Animal Medical Differential Diagnosis: A Book of Lists

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Elsevier Health Sciences, 2014 - Medical - 360 pages

Small Animal Medical Differential Diagnosis, 2nd Edition is a practical, concise guide to the differential diagnosis, etiology, laboratory abnormalities, and classification of clinical signs and medical disorders in dogs and cats. By covering nearly every possible sign and clinical disorder relevant to small animal medical practice, this pocket-sized, rapid reference helps you make more reliable on-the-scene decisions.

  • More than 400 lists bring the most important medical diagnostic information from multiple resources into a single rapid reference.
  • An organized presentation of differential diagnoses by sign and symptom, disorder, and body system, facilitates quick and flexible access to information at many stages of the diagnostic work-up.
  • Alphabetical listing of all relevant laboratory tests makes information easy to find for students and experienced practitioners alike.
  • Easily identify the likeliest diagnosis by reviewing the possibilities listed in order of incidence.
  • Pocket-sized for portability, practicality, and quick reference.
  • NEW! Coverage of new disorders and syndromes expands the span of differential diagnoses to help you effectively evaluate more signs and symptoms.
  • NEW! Addition of new and more widely used diagnostic and laboratory tests keeps you up-to-date as lab tests become more specialized and sophisticated.
 

Contents

Systemic Approach to Differential Diagnosis
77
Laboratory Values and Interpretation of Results
283
INDEX
327

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About the author (2014)

Dr. Thompson is board certified in veterinary practice, specialty - canine and feline medicine and surgery, and is currently owner and practitioner at Brevard Animal Hospital in Brevard, North Carolina. Dr. Thompson was previously an associate professor and director of the Community Practice section at the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital. He has served as chair of the American Board of Veterinary Practice (ABVP) board for setting continual professional development criteria and diplomate recertification.

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