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Veterinary Necropsy Guide, 2nd Edition

Veterinary Necropsy Guide, 2nd Edition

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ISBN

9781394237135, 9781394237142, 9781394237166

Authors

Publisher

Wiley - Blackwell

Published Date

2025

Language

‎English

Page Count

821

Size

15 MB

by Sean P. McDonough (ed.), Teresa Southard (ed.) An updated and expanded guide to performing necropsies on veterinary patients, now covering farm animals and exotics in addition to dogs, cats, and small mammals Veterinary Necropsy Guide, Second Edition delivers practical guidance on how to perform a postmortem examination in animals. The book includes expanded and updated species coverage, now including cattle, horses, sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas, pigs, and exotics, in addition to dogs, cats, and small mammals. It offers detailed descriptions of the necropsy procedure in small animals, comparative anatomy, modified procedures appropriate for various species, and special postmortem species. Each chapter covers an organ system and explains dissection, examination, and tissue collection. The authors also include guidelines for sample collection for ancillary testing. Veterinary Necropsy Guide provides: A thorough introduction to veterinary necropsy, including when, how, and why to perform a postmortem examination Comprehensive explorations of canine, feline, small mammal, farm animal, and exotic animal necropsies Practical discussions of comparative anatomy, procedural modifications, and special necropsy techniques Complete treatments of the necropsy procedure, organ systems, and additional testing Veterinary Necropsy Guide is an essential reference for veterinary students, veterinary anatomic pathology residents, and veterinary pathologists, laboratory veterinarians, shelter veterinarians, and veterinary practitioners who perform necropsies.

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