Manual of Equine Practice

Seeks to provide a handy clinical reference to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the horse. The consistent format allows easy access to information. Subject matter is organized by body system, and discussion of specific diseases within each system starts with a brief introduction.

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This book seeks to provide a handy on-the-spot clinical reference to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the horse. Consistent format allows easy access to information. Subject matter is organized by body system. Discussion of specific diseases within each system starts with a brief introduction, history, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatments. This practical quick reference guide is aimed at the large animal practitioner. Special features of this book include: a section on therapeutics featuring a reference section on the formulations and trade names of drugs used in equine practice, dosages, toxic effects and other factors bearing on administration are given; step-by-step illustrations demonstrating commonly used diagnostic techniques; information on clinical nutrition appearing in tables which are useful for clients as well as veterinarians; a full section devoted to the clinical aspects of exercise physiology; and the book's focus on common, frequently seen disorders.