Practical Small Animal Internal Medicine

This new clinical resource on small animal internal medicine covers the most common diseases that practitioners encounter as well as the diagnostic tests necessary to make accurate diagnoses. Arranged by organ system, it emphasizes practical, clinical concerns--such as anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management.

Discussions of Problem Identification. Clinical manifestations of commonly encountered are discussed in detail.

A unique Problem Index in the front of the book indexes all of the problem identification sections for each organ system-along with differential diagnoses and page numbers for easy retrieval of essential information.

Practical anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology sections provide the depth of information readers need to thoroughly understand the diseases and their treatments.

An uncommon disease section in each chapter features concise coverage of less frequently encountered problems. Includes references to broader discussions of each problem in the literature.

Chapters are fully referenced--providing readers with the direction they need to pursue more detailed information in the literature.