Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry 32nd Edition

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By Peter J. Kennelly, Kathleen M. Botham, Owen P. McGuinness, Victor W. Rodwell and P. Anthony Weil

Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry 32nd Edition PDF combines top-quality full-color illustrations with authoritative integrated coverage of biochemical disease and clinical information. Featuring numerous medically relevant examples, this respected text presents a clear, succinct review of the fundamentals that every student must understand in order to succeed in medical school.

All 58 chapters help you understand the medical relevance of biochemistry.

Full-color presentation with 600+ illustrations
Chapters have been updated to reflect the latest information
Case studies emphasize the clinical relevance of biochemistry
Review questions follow each of the 11 sections
Boxed objectives define the goals of each chapter
Tables encapsulate important information
Each chapter contains a section on biomedical importance and a summary of the topics covered

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Healing the Herds: Disease, Livestock Economies, and the Globalization of Veterinary Medicine

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By Karen Brownand Daniel Gilfoyle

Healing the Herds: Disease, Livestock Economies, and the Globalization of Veterinary Medicine offers a comparative historical analysis of the relationships between infectious disease, livestock economies, and the development of veterinary medicine in a global context. Drawing on fourteen case studies from the Americas, western Europe, and European and Japanese colonies, the book examines how nineteenth-century international animal trade contributed to the spread of infectious diseases and shaped pastoral societies.

The book explores how livestock epidemics influenced social order, state intervention, and agricultural intensification, affecting both animal and human health. It also traces changing concepts of disease control, from mass culling and quarantine to the emergence of germ theory, vaccination, and modern veterinary science. By examining the interaction of politics, economics, and science, the book provides insight into the historical foundations of animal disease management and the global expansion of veterinary medicine.

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Key Questions in Preventative Farm Animal Medicine, Volume 2: Transmission, Diagnosis, Prevention, and Control of Infectious Diseases

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Epizootic Diseases in the Netherlands (1713–2002)
- Veterinary science, agricultural policy, and public response
The “Horse Doctor” and Veterinary Professional Identity
- Veterinarians in late nineteenth-century America
Breeding Cows and Maximizing Milk
- British veterinarians and the livestock economy (1930–1950)
Policing Epizootics
- Legislation and administration during cattle plague outbreaks in eighteenth-century northern Germany
The Impact of Veterinary Services in Colonial Java
- Agricultural development and veterinary intervention in nineteenth-century Indonesia
Fighting Rinderpest in the Philippines (1886–1941)
Diseases of Equids in Southeast Asia (c. 1800–1945)
- Apocalypse or progress?
East Coast Fever and Environmental Change
- Veterinary disease and Maasai movements
Animal Disease and Veterinary Administration in Trinidad and Tobago (1879–1962)
Australian Pastoralists and the Origins of State Veterinary Services
Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine in Colonial Manchuria
Sheep Breeding in Colonial Canterbury (New Zealand)
- Disease management and economic change (1850–1914)
Animal Science and the Representation of Local Breeds
- Characterization of Bororo Zebu
Kenya’s Cattle Trade and the Economics of Empire (1918–1948)
Conclusion
Appendix: Livestock Diseases
Select Bibliography
Contributors
Index

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Holistic Aromatherapy for Animals: A Comprehensive Guide to the Use of Essential Oils and Hydrosols with Animals

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By Kristen Leigh Bell

Holistic Aromatherapy for Animals: A Comprehensive Guide to the Use of Essential Oils and Hydrosols with Animals explores the growing use of aromatherapy in animal care and its gradual acceptance within veterinary practice. In recent years, French veterinarians have played an important role in introducing essential oils and hydrosols into clinical use, while animal owners have long applied these substances successfully in everyday care.

The book emphasizes that aromatherapy is not limited to medical professionals alone. With appropriate knowledge and high-quality essential oils or hydrosols, individuals can safely apply these concentrated plant-derived substances to support animal health and help prevent or manage common ailments.

Aromatherapy is presented as a discipline supported by a substantial body of scientific research, much of which has historically been published in French and German. Drawing on extensive personal and professional experience, the author highlights aromatherapy as a primary holistic approach for addressing minor health concerns in animals, illustrating its role as a powerful, complex, and enduring natural therapy.

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Integrative Medicine in Veterinary Practice

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Table of Contents

Title Page
Copyright Page
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Aromatherapy and Companion Animals
- Aromatherapy for dogs, cats, and horses
- Essential oils, absolutes, hydrosols, and quality considerations
- Aromatic ingredients used in practice
Species-Specific Applications
- Aromatherapy for dogs
- Aromatherapy for cats
- Aromatherapy for birds and small pets
- Aromatherapy for horses and large animals
Practical Guidance and Resources
- Preparation, suppliers, and packaging
- Educational resources
Appendix: Weights, Measures, and Conversion Tables
Appendix: Holistic Resource Guide

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Zoo Animals: Behaviour, Management, and Welfare, 2nd Edition

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By Geoff Hosey, Vicky Melfi and Sheila Pankhurst

Zoo Animals: Behaviour, Management, and Welfare, 2nd Edition explores the essential principles behind the care, management, and welfare of zoo animals in modern zoological institutions.
Zoos play a critical role in conservation, education, and species preservation, but they also face daily challenges in feeding, breeding, and maintaining animal health.

This book examines how zoos operate in practice and addresses key questions related to animal behaviour, captive management, and biodiversity conservation.
It highlights how scientific understanding of animal behaviour can be applied to improve welfare standards for exotic species.

Drawing on extensive experience in zoo research and professional practice, the authors combine theory with practical examples from both mammalian and non-mammalian species. This volume is an essential reference for veterinary and zoology students, zoo professionals, and anyone seeking a solid foundation in zoo animal welfare and management.

Recommended Book:

Broom and Fraser’s Domestic Animal Behaviour and Welfare 6th Edition

Table of Contents

Front Matter
Introduction and Scope of the Book
Abbreviations
Foundations of Zoos
History and Philosophy of Zoos
The Concept, Ethics, and Role of Zoos
The Development of Modern Zoos and Aquariums
Legal and Regulatory Frameworks
International Zoo Legislation and Conventions
Zoo Legislation in Europe and the United Kingdom
Zoo Legislation Outside Europe
Zoo Associations and Professional Bodies
Animal Behaviour and Welfare
Animal Behaviour in the Zoo Environment
Abnormal and Wild-Type Behaviour Comparisons
Animal Welfare Science and Assessment
Meeting the Welfare Needs of Zoo Animals
Animal Identification and Management
Species Identification and Taxonomy
Individual Animal Identification Methods
Zoo Record-Keeping Systems
Housing, Husbandry, and Enrichment
Enclosure Design and Housing Advances
Husbandry Throughout the Animal Life Cycle
Environmental Enrichment Principles and Practice
Evaluating Enrichment Effectiveness
Population Management and Conservation
Reproductive Biology and Assisted Reproduction
Small Population and Breeding Management
The Role of Zoos in Biodiversity Conservation
In Situ and Ex Situ Conservation Strategies
Health, Nutrition, and Veterinary Care
Zoo Animal Health and Preventive Medicine
Diseases of Concern in Zoo Animals
Diagnosis and Treatment in Zoo Medicine
Feeding Ecology and Nutritional Management
People, Education, and Research
Zoo Visitors and Human–Animal Interactions
Education, Training, and Awareness
Zoo Research Methods and Challenges
Future Directions in Zoo Research
The Future of Zoos
Evaluation and Sustainability
Careers in Zoos
Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
Reference Material
Glossary
References
Index

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Climate Change and Infectious Fish Diseases

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By Patrick T K Woo, Jo-Ann Leong and Kurt Buchmann

Climate Change and Infectious Fish Diseases examines the growing impact of global climate change on fish health and aquatic ecosystems.
Rising water temperatures, acidification, and other environmental changes are increasingly influencing the spread and severity of infectious diseases in fish.

As the second volume focusing on climate change and fish health, this book explores changes in freshwater ecosystems and their current and expected effects on selected infectious fish diseases.
Contributions from more than 50 experts across 18 countries provide in-depth analysis of both abiotic and biotic environmental factors affecting microbial and parasitic infections.

Covering economically important fish species in tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions, this comprehensive volume is essential reading for fish disease researchers, aquatic ecologists, veterinarians, fish health consultants, policy makers, and professionals interested in the relationship between climate change and aquatic animal health.

Recommended Book:

Fish Diseases and Disorders, Volume 2- Non-infectious Disorders, 2nd Edition

Table of Contents

Part I — Freshwater Ecosystems and Carbon Sequestration
Freshwater Ecosystems in North America and the Great Lakes Basin
Tropical Freshwater Ecosystems and Anthropogenic Impacts
Biological Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
Part II — Microbial Diseases of Aquatic Animals
Rhabdovirosis (Viral Haemorrhagic Septicaemia)
Nodavirosis
Aquatic Birnavirosis
Herpesvirosis
Orthomyxovirosis (Tilapia Lake Virus)
Iridovirosis
Vibriosis
Aeromoniosis
Edwardsiellosis
Fish Mycobacteriosis
Piscirickettsiosis
Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome
Part III — Parasitic Diseases of Aquatic Animals
Amoebiosis
Scuticociliatosis
Ichthyophthiriosis
Microsporidiosis
Myxoboliosis
Gyrodactylosis
Eubothriosis
Diplostomiasis
Anisakiosis
Lepeophtheiriosis

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Reproductive Biology of the Mare, Basic and Applied Aspects, 2nd Edition

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By Ginther

Equine Reproduction is an extensively revised and expanded reference designed for research scientists, veterinarians, teachers, and students seeking an in-depth understanding of the biological and applied aspects of mare reproduction. Reproductive Biology of the Mare, Basic and Applied Aspects, 2nd Edition explores essential biologic mechanisms in detail, with each chapter concluding in clear summaries or conceptual diagrams that reflect current scientific knowledge. Richly illustrated with photographs, photomicrographs, drawings, and original diagrams, it enhances comprehension of complex concepts.

Each chapter features key highlights and, in most cases, a chronological list of scientific milestones. Practical applications of the biological principles are thoroughly discussed, including a comprehensive 64-page chapter dedicated to reproductive efficiency topics such as pregnancy loss and twinning. The text emphasizes evidence-based conclusions, addresses ongoing controversies, and identifies research needs and project opportunities, while highlighting the mare’s value as a research model. With more than 100 color photographs, over 200 tables and graphs, and nearly 2,000 references, Equine Reproduction remains an authoritative and indispensable resource in the field.

Equine Sports Medicine And Surgery 3Rd Edition

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Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery 3rd Edition

Table of Contents

Reproductive Biology of the Mare, Basic and Applied Aspects, 2nd Edition Contents:

CHAPTER 1 – Reproductive Anatomy
1.1 Organization of the Reproductive Tract
1.2 Suspensory Ligaments
1.3 Associations between Reproductive and Digestive Organs
1.4 Pelvic Cavity and Perineum
1.5 Ovarian Bursa
1.6 Ovaries
1.7 Oviducts
1.8 Embryonic Vestiges and Accessory Structures
1.9 Uterus
1.10 Cervix
1.11 Vagina
1.12 Vulva
1.13 Vessels and Nerves of the Reproductive Tract
1.14 Pituitary and Hypothalamus
1.15 Pineal
CHAPTER 2 – Reproductive Hormones
2.1 Pituitary Gonadotropins (LH and FSH)
2.2 Prolactin
2.3 Chorionic Gonadotropin
2.4 Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone (GnRH)
2.5 Opioids
2.6 Inhibin and Related Substances
2.7 Oxytocin and Related Substances
2.8 Melatonin
2.9 Relaxin
2.10 Prostaglandins
2.11 Steroids
– General
– Ovarian Steroids in Nonpregnant Mares
– Steroid Hormones in Pregnant Mares
– Adrenal Steroids in Mares
2.12 Hormone Assay
CHAPTER 3 – Sexual Behavior
3.1 Problems Associated with Studies of Sexual Behavior
3.2 Behavioral Signs
3.3 Incidence of Behavioral Signs
3.4 Sexual Behavior in Herds
3.5 Intensity of Behavior
3.6 Overt and Covert Estrus
3.7 Causes of Diminished Estrus
3.8 Physiologic Control
– Pheromones and Other Stimuli
– Flehmen
– Unseasonal Sexual Behavior
– Hormones
3.9 Teasing Techniques
CHAPTER 4 – Reproductive Seasonality
4.1 Annual Distribution of Ovulations
4.2 Annual Distribution of Periods of Estrous Behavior
4.3 Reproductive Seasonality in Other Equids
4.4 Factors Affecting Reproductive Seasonality
– Photoperiod and Type of Mare
– Latitude
– Age
4.5 Mechanisms for Control of Reproductive Seasonality
– Light Effects
– Eye-to-Pineal Neuropathway
– Pineal Gland
– Hypothalamus and Pituitary
4.6 Extrinsic Factors
4.7 Intrinsic Factors
4.8 Hair Coat and Seasonality
4.9 Seasonal Infertility
CHAPTER 5 – Anovulatory Season
5.1 Overview
5.2 Receding Phase
5.3 Inactive Phase
5.4 Resurging Phase
5.5 Applied Techniques for Induction of Ovulation
– Artificial Light
– Stabling
– Nutrition
– Progestins
– Gonadotropins
– GnRH Treatment
CHAPTER 6 – Ovulatory Season Characteristics
Estrous Cycles
Follicular Dynamics
Dominant Follicle Selection
Ovulation
Luteal Glands
Tubular Genitalia
Ovarian Irregularities
Horses vs Ponies
CHAPTER 7 – Endocrinology of the Ovulatory Season
Hormone Concentrations
Regulation of Gonadotropins
Regulation of Follicles and Ovulation
Regulation of the Corpus Luteum
Artificial Cycle Control
CHAPTER 8 – Maternal Aspects of Pregnancy
Oogenesis
Natural Mating
Transport of Ova
Uterine-Embryo Interaction
Embryonic Bulge
Gestation Length
Pregnancy Diagnosis
Equine Biotechnology
CHAPTER 9 – Embryology and Placentation
Fertilization
Cleavage Stage
Blastocyst Stage
Yolk Sac & Allantoic Sac
Endometrial Cups
Fetal Development
CHAPTER 10 – Endocrinology of Pregnancy
Chorionic Gonadotropin
Luteal Progesterone
Estrogens
Follicle Regulation
Abortion & Seasonal Effects
CHAPTER 11 – Parturition, Puerperium & Puberty
Stages of Labor
Placenta
Endocrinology of Parturition
Postpartum Period
Puberty
CHAPTER 12 – Reproductive Efficiency
Fertilization Rate
Pregnancy Rate
Foaling Rate
Pregnancy Loss
Twins
Bibliography & Index

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Solving Equine Behaviour Problems: An Equitation Science Approach

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By Rose M Scofield

Solving Equine Behaviour Problems: An Equitation Science Approach provides a science-based framework for understanding and managing common behavioural problems in horses.
When left unaddressed, these issues can negatively affect both horse welfare and the horse–human relationship.

Written by Rose Scofield, this book applies the latest academic research in equitation science to real-world behavioural challenges.
Using practical explanations, diagrams, and photographs, it offers evidence-based solutions that support safe handling, training, and riding.

Addresses behaviour problems by circumstance for quick and practical reference
Explains behavioural causes using scientific research and learning theory
Includes clear case studies showing how solutions work in practice

The book introduces the core principles of equitation science and covers more than 30 common equine behaviour problems, including biting, kicking, loading difficulties, separation anxiety, shying, bucking, and bolting.
It is a valuable resource for equine professionals, veterinarians, trainers, and horse owners seeking practical, science-driven guidance.

Recommended Book:

Equine Behaviour in Practice Understanding Horses and Treating Behaviour Problems[NEW]

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: A Guide to Equitation Science

Chapter 2: Handling the Horse

Chapter 3: Groundwork and Foundation Training

Chapter 4: Ridden Work

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Modern Monitoring in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care

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By Andrew B. Leibowitz and Suzan Uysal

Modern Monitoring in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care provides a practical, evidence-based overview of patient monitoring technologies used during anesthesia and perioperative care.
Effective monitoring is essential for patient safety, yet the growing number of available systems can make clinical decision-making challenging.

This book focuses on real-world clinical applications, reviewing the evidence behind modern monitoring tools and their impact on patient outcomes.
It covers neurological monitoring, echocardiography, ultrasound, and other head-to-toe monitoring techniques used in contemporary anesthetic practice.

Evaluates clinical evidence supporting different monitoring technologies and their effect on patient outcomes
Explains physiological principles, system availability, and technological foundations of monitoring devices
Discusses statistical methods used in monitor approval and how they influence clinical practice
Addresses emerging risks such as digital distraction and data overload, with practical mitigation strategies

With insights into future developments including wearable monitoring systems, this volume is an essential reference for anesthesiologists and frontline healthcare professionals involved in perioperative patient care.

Recommended Book:

Zoo Animal and Wildlife Immobilization and Anesthesia 3rd Edition

Table of Contents

Foundations of Clinical Monitoring
Statistics Used to Assess Monitoring Performance
Multimodal Neurological Monitoring
Cerebral Oximetry
The Oxygen Reserve Index
Point-of-Care Cardiac and Hemodynamic Monitoring
Point-of-Care Transesophageal Echocardiography
Point-of-Care Transthoracic Echocardiography
Noninvasive Measurement of Cardiac Output
Assessment of Intravascular Volume Status and Fluid Responsiveness
Point-of-Care Ultrasound Applications
Point-of-Care Lung Ultrasound
Ultrasound Assessment of Fluid Responsiveness
Point-of-Care Abdominal Ultrasound
Respiratory and Pulmonary Monitoring
Assessment of Extravascular Lung Water
Respiratory Monitoring in Low-Intensity Settings
Blood, Volume, and Laboratory Monitoring
Point-of-Care Hematology
Assessment of Intraoperative Blood Loss
Digital Systems and Performance Monitoring
The Electronic Health Record as a Monitoring Tool
Future Monitoring Technologies
Risks and Downsides of Digital Distractions
Reference Material
Index

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Urinary Stones in Small Animal Medicine A Colour Handbook

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Urinary Stones in Small Animal Medicine A Colour Handbook PDF Download

By Albrecht Hesse and Reto Neiger

The Colour Handbook deals with all aspects of urolithiasis in dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs—from aetiology and pathogenesis to diagnosis, treatment and the prevention of disease recurrence. The authors in Urinary Stones in Small Animal Medicine A Colour Handbook introduce the reader to treatment protocols developed from their own research and experience, and incorporate international state-of-the-art knowledge of the disease. Topics covered in the Colour Handbook include epidemiology, risks in companion animal husbandry, species-specific differences, breed dispositions, genetic causes, relevant anatomical points, clinical diagnosis, stone composition, clinical pathology and treatment protocols. The Colour Handbook is a compact, wide ranging illustrated guide to dealing with urinary stones in small animals, of value to veterinarians in training and practice.

Recommended Book:

Atlas of Small Animal Ultrasonography 3rd Edition

Table of Contents

Overview Of Urinary Stones
Epidemiology
Formation of urinary stones in various breeds of dog and cat in Europe and America
Shape, colour, and composition of urinary stones in small animals
Causes of urinary stone formation
Theories on the crystallization of urinary components
Urinary stone analysis
General clinical diagnosis and treatment of urinary stones

Urinary Stones In Dogs
Struvite stones
Calcium oxalate stones
Calcium phosphate: carbonate apatite stones
Calcium phosphate: brushite stones
Ammonium urate stones
Sodium urate, potassium urate, and uric acid stones
Cystine stones
Xanthine stones
2.8-dihydroxyadenine stones
Silicate stones
Drug-induced urinary stones

Urinary Stones In Cats
Feline lower urinary tract disease
Struvite stones (magnesium ammonium phosphate
hexahydrated)
Calcium oxalate stones
Calcium phosphate stones
Urate stones
Cystine stones
Xanthine stones
Silicate stones
Drug-induced urinary stones
Potassium magnesium pyrophosphate
Matrix
matrix stones
blood clots

Urinary Stones In Rabbits And Guinea Pigs
Urinary stones in rabbits
Urinary stones in guinea pigs

Appendices:
Urinary stones in other animals
Calcium content of foodstuffs
Oxalate content of foodstuffs
Purine content of foodstuffs
Methionine content of foodstuffs

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Fish Diseases and Medicine

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By Stephen A. Smith

Fish Diseases and Medicine presents the gross pathology of the most commonly encountered diseases and syndromes of fish in an organ system-based approach. It provides an overview of the diseases and disorders of tropical, ornamental, bait and food fish from freshwater, brackish and marine environments. Readers will gain a broader understanding of the basic biology of infectious and non-infectious diseases in fish, as well as novel diagnostic techniques and innovative disease control methods. Over 300 high-quality color photographs illustrate the conditions described

Nineteen chapters by expert international contributors provide the veterinarian, fish health professional, fisheries biologist and fish researcher with an understanding of anatomy, water quality, diagnostic methodology, and basic clinical medicine of fish. Each organ system chapter provides

an overview of the most common diseases or syndromes
the etiological agent
route of transmission
typical host range
clinical presentation
possible differentials
most current means of diagnosis for that particular problem
potential management and control methods

This text will serve as a resource for the identification and control of fish diseases in a multitude of settings, from aquarium fish, to home ponds, to aquaculture species, to research fish and to even wild fish populations.

Recommended Book:

Fish Diseases and Disorders, Volume 2- Non-infectious Disorders, 2nd Edition

Table of Contents

Anatomical Physiology of Fishes – Christine L. Densmore

Water Quality and Environmental Issues – Deborah B. Pouder and Stephen A. Smith

Diagnosis of fish diseases – Esteban Soto, Shane M. Boylan, Brittany Stevens, Stephen A. Smith, Roy Yanong, Kuttichantran Subramaniam, Thomas Waltzek

Ocular problems – Stephen A. Smith

Skin and Fin Diseases – Pedro A. Smith, Diane G. Elliott, David W. Bruno and Stephen A. Smith

Gill diseases – Stephen A. Smith

Musculoskeletal Diseases – John S. Lumsden

Coelomic Disorders – Christine L. Densmore

Gastrointestinal Disorders – Stephen A. Smith

Cardiac Diseases – Trygve T. Poppe

Hepatic, Biliary, And Pancreatic Diseases – – Jeffrey C. Wolf

Renal Diseases and Disorders – Lester Khoo

Swim Bladder Disorders – Alisa L. Newton

Reproductive Disorders – Lester Khoo

Neurological Diseases – Salvatore Frasca Jr.

Nutritional Diseases – Simon J. Davies, Tharangani K. Herath, Peter Bowyer

Sedation, anesthesia, analgesia and euthanasia – Lysa Pam Posner, Craig A. Harms, Stephen A. Smith

Surgery – Shane Boylan

Therapeutants for Fish – Grace A. Karreman, Patricia S. Gaunt, Richard G. Endris , Nick Saint-Erne

Appendix 1: Therapeutics for Ornamental, Tropical, Bait and Other Non-food Fish: Antimicrobial and Antifungal Agents – Jessica Gaskins and Shane Boylan

Appendix 2: Therapeutics for Ornamental, Tropical, Bait and Other Non-food Fish: Antiparasiticides – Jessica Gaskins and Shane Boylan

Appendix 3: Therapeutics for Ornamental Fish, Tropical, Bait, and Other Non-food Fish: Supportive Therapy and Care – Jessica Gaskins and Shane Boylan

Appendix 4: UK Example of Cascade System in UK – Richard G. Endris

Appendix 5: References for Drugs used in Aquaculture in Other Countries – Richard G. Endris

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