Diseases of Sheep

Sheep: a worldwide resource; Sheep welfare; Reproductive physiology: The reproductive cycle and its manipulation; Ram management and assessment; Ewe management for reproduction; The perinatal period; Reproductive diseases: Obstetrical problems and birth injuries; Neonatal diseases; Ram infertility; Prolapse and hernia; Mastitis; Enzootic abortion; Toxoplasmosis and neosporosis; Border disease; Salmonella abortus-ovis; Other infectious causes of abortion; Brucellosis; Ulcerative balanitis and vulvitis; Diseases of the alimentary system: Oral cavity; Clostridial infections; Mycobacterial infections, other enteric conditions, cryptosporidiosis and coccidiosis; Gastrointestinal helminthiasis; Liver fluke; Diseases of the respiratory system: Acute viral infections; Pulmonary adenomatosis and nasal carcinoma; Maedi-visna; Pasteurellosis; Mycoplasma infections of the respiratory tract; Parasitic bronchitis; Scrapie and other TSEs; Louping ill; Listeriosis; Other nervous diseases; Diseases of legs and feet: Footrot and foot conditions; Joint infections and arhtritis; Foot and mouth disease; Diseases of skin, wool and eyes: Contagious pustular dermatitis; Sheep pox; Caseous lymphadenitis; Pyodermas; Fungal infections; Sheep scab; Other ectoparasites; Photosensitisation; Ocular disease; Tick-borne diseases; Metabolic and mineral disorders: Pregnancy toxaemia; Deficiency of mineral macro-elements; Imbalance of trace elements; Renal conditions; Poisons: Plant poisoning; Inorganic and organic poisons; Tumours: Tumours; Other diseases of importance: Sarcocytosis; Bluetongue; Peste des petits ruminants and rinderpest; Rift valley fever; Regional problems: Israel and neighbouring areas; Middle East and North Africa; Southern Africa; Australia; New Zealand; North America; South America; Technical section: Flock health programmes; Pharmacology and therapeutics; Anaesthesia and common surgical procedures; Necropsy and sampling techniques; Appendices