Synopses & Reviews
In recent years there has been an explosion in our knowledge of avian disease, and avian medicine has become one of the fastest developing areas in the whole of veterinary medicine. In this Color Review, a group of internationally renowned avian experts--some in clinical practice, others working in universities--offer practitioners and students and overview of avian medicine and surgery in an easily assailable form.
Over 200 cases are presented as illustrated questions and are followed by detailed explanations that add to your knowledge rather than just testing it. The cases appear in random order, as they would in practice, covering all the more common avian problems. Together they form an essential aid to examination preparation and a reference for continuing professional development.
Synopsis
Twenty-six international avian experts, academic and practicing, collaborate on this overview of avian medicine and surgery.
Two hundred fifty-five case studies portray all common avian problems. They are presented as integrated questions accompanied by full-color photographs and detailed explanations that educate users and test comprehension.
Cases appear in random order, simulating a clinical environment. The manual covers: psittacines, pigeons, game birds, ratites, raptors, and waterfowl. A full index is included for quick reference.
About the Author
Robert B. Altman, DVM, A&A Veterinary Hospital Inc., Boca Raton, Florida.
Neil A. Forbes, BVetMed, DiplECAMS, FRCVS, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Recognized Specialist in Zoo Animal & Wildlife Medicine (Avian), Clockhouse Veterinary Hospital, Stroud, UK.