Equine Dentistry and Maxillofacial Surgery
Jedná se o největší a nejobsáhlejší učebnici koňské stomatologie a maxilofaciální chirurgie, která kdy byla vydána. Zahrnuje mnoho významných vědeckých poznatků dosažených v této oblasti za posledních 25 let. Velmi podrobně popisuje vývoj standardních a pokročilých zubních chirurgických technik u koní. Kolektiv autorů tvoří nejvýznamnější akademičtí a kliničtí specialisté na koňskou stomatologii na světě. Většina z nich jsou diplomaté z European nebo American College of Veterinary Dentistry. Tato učebnice bude základním zdrojem informací pro všechny veterináře provádějící stomatologické zákroky u koní. Zejména pro ty, kteří se chtějí specializovat na pokročilejší stomatologii u koní, včetně maxilofaciální chirurgie. Vybrané kapitoly knihy budou také velmi zajímavé pro vysokoškolské studenty veterinární medicíny a koňské stážisty,
Jack Easley působil jako chirurg na Kansas State University a Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, kde absolvoval rezidenturu v oboru koňské chirurgie, magisterský titul v chirurgii a stal se ABVP (Equine) Diplomate. Od roku 1982 působí v soukromé koňské praxi se zaměřením na stomatologii. V roce 2014 získal certifikaci od American Veterinary Dental College (Equine). Redigoval první významnou učebnici koňské stomatologie Equine Dentistry, napsal řadu výzkumných a klinických prací a je považován za průkopníka nedávného oživení vědeckých studií koňské stomatologie. Padraic Dixon je absolventem University College Dublin a získal doktorát z respiračních onemocnění koní na University v Edinburgh, kde pracoval jako profesor koňské chirurgie až do odchodu do důchodu v roce 2021. Jeho hlavní klinické a výzkumné zájmy jsou problematika zubů u koní a chirurgie hlavy a krku. Za své klinické a vědecké přínosy v těchto oblastech získal řadu mezinárodních ocenění. Nicole du Toit studium absolvovala v roce 2000 Onderstepoort v Jižní Africe. Následně pracovala v koňské praxi ve Spojeném království. V roce 2002 zahájila rezidenční studium v koňské stomatologii na Univerzitě v Edinburghu a následně získala doktorát v oboru koňské stomatologie u profesora Padraica Dixona. V koňské stomatologii působí od roku 2011 a v roce 2013 získala diplomy od Evropské a Americké veterinární stomatologické fakulty. Je autorkou mnoha vědeckých publikací a kapitol v knihách o koňské stomatologii a v současné době je partnerkou v Koňské stomatologické klinice ve Spojeném království.
Autor: Jack Easley (autor, editor), Padraic Dixon (autor, editor)
| Nakladatel | Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
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| ISBN | 9781527576292 |
| Vydání | 2022 |
| Vazba | brožovaná |
| Počet stran | 799 |
This is the largest and most comprehensive textbook on equine dentistry and maxillofacial surgery ever published, and includes the many major scientific advances made in this area over the last 25 years. It also describes in great detail numerous developments in standard and advanced equine dental surgical techniques. The 38 authors include the most prominent academic and clinical specialists in equine dentistry in the world, and most of the authors are Equine Diplomates of the European or American Colleges of Veterinary Dentistry. This textbook will be essential reading for all equine veterinarians performing dentistry especially those who wish to specialise in more advanced equine dentistry, including maxillofacial surgery. Sections of the book will also be of great interest to undergraduate veterinary students, equine interns, equine surgical residents, and veterinary anatomists and pathologists.
Jack Easley served as a surgeon at Kansas State University and Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, where he completed an Equine Surgical Residency, Master’s Degree in Surgery and became an ABVP (Equine) Diplomate. Since 1982, he has been in private equine practice with an emphasis on dentistry. In 2014, he was certified by the American Veterinary Dental College (Equine). He edited the first major equine dentistry textbook, Equine Dentistry, has written multiple research and clinical papers, and is regarded a pioneer of the recent revival of scientific equine dental studies.
Padraic Dixon is a graduate of University College Dublin, obtaining a PhD in Equine Respiratory Disease at the University of Edinburgh, where he worked as Professor of Equine Surgery until retirement in 2021. His main clinical and research interests are equine dental disorders and head and neck surgery, and he has received numerous international awards for his clinical and scientific contributions in these fields.
Nicole du Toit graduated from Onderstepoort, South Africa, in 2000 and subsequently worked in equine practice in the UK. In 2002, she began an equine residency at the University of Edinburgh, followed by a PhD in Equine Dentistry with Professor Padraic Dixon. She has been in equine dental practice since 2011, and was awarded Diplomas from the European and American Veterinary Dental Colleges (Equine) in 2013. She has authored many scientific publications and book chapters in equine dentistry, and is currently a partner at the Equine Dental Clinic, UK
| Preface and Acknowledgememnts: | IX |
| Contributors | X |
| Section 1: Introduction | 1 |
| Equine dental evolution | 2 |
| Milestone in equine dentistry | 11 |
| Equine bits, bridles and tack | 33 |
| The business of equine dentistry | 50 |
| Section 2: Dental Morphology and Physiology | 57 |
| Equine dental anatomy | 58 |
| Equine mastication: Morphological, functional and biochemical adaptations | 99 |
| Age-related changes in equine dentition | 111 |
| Section 3: Dental Diseases and Pathology | 121 |
| Equine oral microbiology | 122 |
| Abnormalites of craniofacial development and of dental development and eruption | 141 |
| Equine dental pathology | 161 |
| Equine dental fissures and fractures | 198 |
| Equine oral medicine | 207 |
| Equine head and dental trauma | 221 |
| Oral, nasal and sinus masses | 236 |
| Equine sinonasal disorders | 273 |
| The temporomandibulr joint | 287 |
| Section 4: Diagnostic Techniques in Equine Dentistry | 301 |
| General clinical, oral and dental examination | 302 |
| Equine oral endoscopy | 327 |
| Equine dental radiology | 340 |
| Computed tomography of the Equine Head | 379 |
| Othe imaging modalites | 398 |
| Equine rhininoscopy and sinoscopy | 408 |
| Section 5: Treatment od Dental and Sinus Disorders | 427 |
| Stnading sedation, local and regional anesthesia, and general considerations for equine dentistry | 428 |
| Equine dental equipment, materials and instrumentation | 468 |
| Equine odontoplasty | 468 |
| Treatment strategies for equine periodontitis | 490 |
| Geriatric dental preventive care, disease diadnosis and treatment | 506 |
| Equine exodontia | 519 |
| Exodontia complications and treatments | 553 |
| Medical and surgical treatment of equine oral neoplasia | 567 |
| Equine functional orthodontics and orthognathic surgery | 578 |
| Equine maxilofacial surgery | 598 |
| Treatment of head and dental trauma | 622 |
| Treatment of Sino-nasal Disorders | 643 |
| Minimally invasice treatment of sino-nasal disorders | 644 |
| Surgical treatment of sinus disease | 652 |
| Restorative Procedures | 662 |
| Materials for equine dental restorations | 662 |
| Infundibular restorations | 668 |
| Principles of restorative dentistry: Cavity preparation and restoration of the anterior dentition | 694 |
| Endodotic Procedures | 714 |
| Principles of endodontics: Incisor and canine teeth | 714 |
| Glossary | 754 |
| Index | 780 |