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Textbook of Rabbit Medicine, 3rd Edition

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Již třetí vydání králičí učebnice poskytuje informace nejenn o zdraví, ale i nemocech domácího králíka. Kapitoly chronologicky postupují od základního vyšetření , přes klinickou patologii, terapii, anestezii, chirurgii, nemocech a poruchách tělesného systému. Vydání bylo aktualizováno s ohledem na nejnovějšími pokroky a techniky. Obsahuje praktické rady k tématům, jako je očkování, kastrace, kontrola reprodukce a problémy s chováním. Mezinárodně uznávané autorka Molly Varga Smith čerpala z klinických informací z celého světa a vytvořila tímto globální zdroj informací v oboru králičí medicíny.
Nově v tomto vydání
Důkladně aktualizované a rozšířené kapitoly jsou zahrnuty v celé knize, zejména o stomatologii.
Doplněné kapitoly o základní a pokročilé chirurgii, endokrinologii a zobrazovacích metodách.
Aktualizované informace o všech lécích, anestetikech a technikách jsou zahrnuty v celé knize.
Plně prohlížitelná vylepšená elektronická verze knihy je součástí každého zakoupení nové kopie tištěné knihy, která umožňuje přístup k veškerému textu a obrázkům na různých digitálních zařízeních po dobu vydání publikace.
Barevné ilustrace a diagramy pomáhají zdůraznit a objasnit řešený problém.
Podrobné výkresy poskytují jasnou představu o jedinečné anatomii a fyziologii králíka.
Klinické techniky jsou uvedeny v tabulkách, které jsou plné tipů od klinického praktika.
Souhrnné tabulky zdůrazňují užitečné informace, jako jsou diferenciální diagnózy a léky používané k léčbě specifických stavů.

Autor: Molly Varga Smith, BVetMed, CertZooMed, DZooMed (Mammalian), MRCVS, Associate Veterinary Surgeon

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Nakladatel	Elsevier Saunders
ISBN	9780702084034
Vydání	III. vydání 2023
Vazba	brožovaná
Počet stran	464

Popis

Provide effective treatment of pet rabbits with this practical, evidence-based resource! Textbook of Rabbit Medicine, 3rd Edition provides authoritative coverage of the health and diseases of the domestic rabbit. Chapters follow a logical progression from basic rabbit science to clinical pathology, therapeutics, anesthesia, diseases and disorders by body system, and surgery. This edition is updated with the latest advances and techniques, and includes practical advice on topics such as vaccination, neutering and reproductive control, and behavior problems. Written by exotics specialist Molly Varga Smith, and drawing from clinical information from around the world, this book is a truly global resource in veterinary medicine.
New to this edition
NEW! Thoroughly updated and expanded chapters are included throughout the book, most notably on dentistry.
NEW! Chapters on basic and advanced surgery, shelter medicine, endocrinology, and imaging are added.
NEW! Updated information on all drugs, anesthetics, and techniques is included throughout the book.
NEW! Fully searchable enhanced eBook version is included with each purchase of a new copy of the print book, which allows access to all of the text and figures on a variety of digital devices.
Key Features
Comprehensive, in-depth, and authoritative coverage addresses health and diseases of the domestic rabbit.
Evidence-based coverage makes this book an excellent resource for the effective treatment of pet rabbits.
Color illustrations and diagrams help to emphasize and clarify key content.
Detailed drawings provide a clear understanding of the rabbit’s unique anatomy and physiology.
Key Points boxes summarize important information.
Clinical Techniques boxes are packed with tips from a practicing expert who regularly applies this same information in practice.
Summary tables highlight useful information such as differential diagnoses and the drugs used to treat specific conditions.

Author Information
By Molly Varga Smith, BVetMed, CertZooMed, DZooMed (Mammalian), MRCVS, Associate Veterinary Surgeon

Obsah

Preface to the Second Edition	IV
Preface to the Third Edition	V
Acknowledgments	VI
Part I: Rabbit Basic Science	1
1: Rabbit Basic Science	1
1.1. Biological Characteristics of the Domestic Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)	1
1.2. Housing and Husbandry	3
1.3. Digestive Anatomy, Physiology, and Nutrition	9
1.4. Taking a Clinical History	40
1.5. Handling	43
1.6. External Characteristics and Physical Examination	45
1.7. Reproduction and Neutering	56
1.8. Vaccination and Preventive Medicine	60
1.9. Stress	62
1.10. Hospitalization and Clinical Techniques	64
Part II: Rabbit Medicine	77
2: Clinical Pathology	77
2.1. Hematology and Biochemistry	77
2.2. Hematology	78
2.3. Biochemistry	82
2.4. Enzymes	88
2.5. Acid–Base Balance	91
2.6. Hormones	92
2.7. Adrenal Hormones	92
2.8. Thyroid Hormones	92
2.9. Miscellaneous Assays	93
2.10. Urine Examination	93
2.11. Feces Examination	94
2.12. Laboratory Examination of Hair	95
2.13. Cerebrospinal Fluid	96
3: Therapeutics	100
3.1. Special Considerations When Prescribing for Rabbits	100
3.2. Veterinary Medicines That Are Used in Rabbits	103
3.3. Probiotics	114
3.4. Prebiotics	115
3.5. Antifungal Preparations	115
3.6. Corticosteroids	116
3.7. Anabolic Steroids	116
3.8. Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drugs	117
3.9. Prokinetic Drugs	119
3.10. Parasiticides	121
3.11. Miscellaneous Preparations	124
3.12. Topical Preparations	126
3.13. Cardiac Drugs	127
3.14. Respiratory Drugs	128
3.15. Urinary Tract Drugs	129
3.16. Drugs Used in Peripheral or Central Vestibular Disease	130
3.17. Drugs Used for Seizures	130
3.18. Fluid Therapy	130
4: Anesthesia and Analgesia	138
4.1. Challenges Encountered When Anesthetizing Rabbits	138
4.2. Reducing Anesthetic Risk in Rabbits	140
4.3. Anesthetic Equipment	141
4.4. Drugs, Analgesics, and Anesthetic Agents Used in Rabbit Anesthesia	141
4.5. Maintenance of Anesthesia	149
4.6. Monitoring Anesthesia	151
4.7. Use of Ventilators	152
4.8. Postoperative Care	152
5: Digestive Disorders	156
5.1. Digestive Physiology	156
5.2. Interrelating Factors in Digestive Disease	159
5.3. Gastrointestinal Hypomotility	161
5.4. Gastric Ulceration	170
5.5. Gastric Dilatation and Intestinal Obstruction	171
5.6. Disorders of Caecotrophy	174
5.7. Epizootic Rabbit Enteropathy	177
5.8. Caecal Impaction	179
5.9. Dysautonomia	180
5.10. Enteric Diseases Caused by Specific Pathogens	181
5.11. Poisoning	187
5.12. Approach to an Outbreak of Enteric Disease in a Breeding Colony	188
6: Dental Disease	192
6.1. Dental Anatomy of the Domestic Rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus	192
6.2. Mastication	193
6.3. Factors That Affect Tooth Shape in Rabbits	196
6.4. Dental Disorders of Pet Rabbits	198
6.5. Acquired Dental Disease in Pet Rabbits	200
6.6. Clinical Conditions Associated With Dental Problems in Rabbits	208
6.7. Examination of the Teeth	212
6.8. Radiography	213
6.9. Treatment of Dental Disorders of Rabbits	213
6.10. Dietary Advice for Rabbits With Dental Disease	219
7: Abscesses	224
7.1. Causes of Abscesses in Pet Rabbits	225
7.2. Diagnosis of Abscesses in Rabbits	225
7.3. Treatment of Abscesses	231
7.4. Prognosis for Facial Abscesses in Rabbits	239
8: Skin Diseases	242
8.1. Underlying Causes of Skin Disease in Rabbits	242
8.2. Examination of the Skin	242
8.3. Grooming and Dematting Rabbits	243
8.4. Molting	243
8.5. Alopecia	243
8.6. Injection Reactions	245
8.7. Dermatitis and Bacterial Skin Disease	245
8.8. Fly Strike (Myiasis)	249
8.9. Disease of the Outer Ear	251
8.10. Ulcerative Pododermatitis	252
8.11. Contact Dermatitis	259
8.12. Self-Mutilation	259
8.13. Eosinophilic Granuloma	260
8.14. Treponematosis or “Rabbit Syphilis”	260
8.15. Parasitic Skin Disease	261
8.16. Ringworm	263
8.17. Skin Nodules	264
8.18. Papillomas	265
8.19. Diseases of the Mammary Gland	265
8.20. Connective Tissue Disease	265
8.21. Sebaceous Adenitis	265
9: Ophthalmic Diseases	268
9.1. Ocular Anatomy and Physiology	268
9.2. Conjunctival Flora	270
9.3. Examination of the Eye	270
9.4. Relationship Between Dental Disease and Ophthalmic Conditions of Pet	Rabbits
9.5. Congenital Ocular Conditions	271
9.7. Diseases of the Globe	277
9.8. Intraocular Neoplasia	279
9.9. Enucleation of the Eye of a Rabbit	279
10: Neurological and Locomotor Disorders	282
10.1. Investigation of Neurological and Locomotor Disorders	282
10.2. Lameness	282
10.3. Neurological Diseases	283
10.4. Encephalitozoon cuniculi	285
10.5. Seizures	290
10.6. Generalized Muscular Weakness in Rabbits	290
10.7. Spinal Disorders	295
11: Cardiorespiratory Disease	300
11.1. Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory System	300
11.2. Respiratory Diseases	300
11.3. Nasal Foreign Bodies	307
11.4. Dyspnea	308
11.5. Heat Stroke	308
11.6. Cardiovascular Disease	309
12: Urogenital Diseases	314
12.1. Anatomy of the Urogenital Tract	314
12.2. Renal Function in Rabbits	315
12.3. Urine Examination	316
12.4. Lower Urinary Tract Disease	316
12.5. Renal Disease	323
12.6. Reproductive Disease	326
13: Endocrine Diseases	332
13.1. The Pancreas	332
13.2. The Adrenal Gland	333
13.3. The Thyroid Gland	333
13.4. The Parathyroid Gland	333
13.5. Anterior Pituitary Gland	334
14: Infectious Diseases of Domestic Rabbits	335
Introduction	335
14.1. Parasites of Rabbits	335
14.2. Ectoparasites	335
14.3. Endoparasites	341
14.4. Protozoa	342
14.5. Bacterial Diseases	350
14.6. Viral Diseases	355
14.7. Mycotic Infections	361
15: Shelter Medicine for Domestic Rabbits	365
15.1. What Is Shelter Medicine, and How Do We Apply This to Domestic Rabbits?	365
15.2. Decision-Making, Ethics, and Welfare	366
15.3. Biosecurity, Disease Transmission, and Infectious Disease Outbreaks	366
15.4. Preventive Medicine	368
15.5. Dealing With Encephalitozoonosis in a Shelter Environment	369
15.6. Dealing With Coccidiosis in a Shelter Environment	369
15.7. Dealing With Pasteurella in a Shelter Environment	370
15.8. Recognizing and Addressing Stress in a Rabbit Shelter	370
15.9. Environmental Enrichment in a Shelter Environment	370
15.10. Recognizing Nonaccidental Injury	371
16: Diagnostic Imaging	372
16.1. Introduction	372
16.2. Radiography	372
16.3. Ultrasonography	386
16.4. Endoscopy	390
16.5. Computed Tomography	392
16.6. Magnetic Resonance Im	aging
17: Rabbit Basic Surgery	401
17.1. Surgical Consideration	401
17.2. Reproductive Tract Surgery	402
17.3. Surgery of the Urinary Tract	405
17.4. Surgery of the Gastrointestinal Tract	407
18: Neutering and Reproductive Control	411
18.1. Neutering	411
18.2. Chemical Control of Reproduction	416
19: Rabbit Advanced Surgery	417
19.1. Ear Surgeries	417
19.2. Nasal Cavity Surgeries	421
19.3. Thoracic Surgery	424
19.4. Liver Surgeries	426
19.5. Orthopedic Surgeries	427
Appendix A: Abdominal Distension: Female	438
Appendix B: Abdominal Distension: Male	439
Appendix C: Abnormal Respiration	440
Appendix D: Anorexia	441
Appendix E: Ataxia (Pa	resis, Paralysis, Head Tilt)
Appendix F: Changes to Fur or Skin	443
Appendix G: Exophthalmos	444
Appendix H: Diarrhea	445
Appendix I: Lameness	446
Appendix J: Polydipsia/Polyuria	447
Appendix K: Seizures	448
Appendix L: Sudden Death	449
Appendix M: Weight Loss	450
Index	451