Notes on Canine Internal Medicine, 3rd Edition – Edward Hall, Kate Murphy, Peter Darke

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This edition includes:

• Differential diagnosis lists based on presenting complaint, physical problem and laboratory abnormality
• Detailed information on diseases relating to each organ system
• Easy to reference sections such as clinical signs, investigative methods, definitive diagnostic tests and treatment

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Edward J. Hall is at the University of Bristol, UK.

Kate Murphy, BVSc (Hons), DSAM, DipECVIM-CA, MRCVS, PGCert(HE)
Kate is the clinical lead in a referral practice in Bristol, UK, where she sees a wide spectrum of medicine cases. Before working in referral practice, Kate was a small animal medicine clinician at the University of Bristol from 2002 to early 2011 where she ran the intensive care and emergency medicine service and also the medicine referral team. She is a diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. Kate is co-author of Notes on Canine Internal Medicine (with Edward Hall and Peter Darke, Wiley-Blackwell, 2004), has contributed chapters to BSAVA manuals and also has a number of peer-reviewed publications.

Peter Darke is the author of Notes on Canine Internal Medicine, 3rd Edition, published by Wiley-Blackwell.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Organ Systems - clinical signs, diagnostic tests, specific conditions, treatments: Alimentary disease; Liver and biliary tract disease; Respiratory disease; Cardiovascular disease; Urinary; Endocrine disease; Neurologic diseases; Haemopoietic disease; Bleeding disorders; Immunological disease; Presenting complaints - differential diagnosis, diagnostic approach: Abdominal enlargement; Ascites; Ataxia; Bleeding; Collapse/syncope; Cough; Diarrhoea; Dysphagia; Dyspnoea; Exercise intolerance; Haematemesis; Haematochezia; Infertility; Jaundice; Lymphadenopathy; Melaena; Nasal discharge; PU/PD; PUO; Regurgitation; Seizures; Sneezing; Stiffness; Tremors; Vomiting; Weight loss; Laboratory abnormalities - differential diagnosis, diagnostic approach: Anaemia; Azotaemia; Hypercalcaemia; Hypoproteinaemia; Increased liver enzymes; Leukocytes; Lipaemia

REVIEWS

"The appearance (finally!) of a third edition has been long overdue. The wait, however, has been fully worth it. Perhaps you should buy a copy today for your practice..."

Veterinary Record, 2004

FEATURES

• Differential diagnosis lists based on presenting complaint, physical problem and laboratory abnormality
• Detailed information on diseases relating to each organ system
• Easy to reference sections such as clinical signs, investigative methods, definitive diagnostic tests and treatment