Respiratory diseases are among the most common medical conditions encountered in equine practice. They occur in horses of all breeds and ages, and can have a devastating impact on a horse's health - anorexia, abortion, facial deformities and pneumonia are to name but a few of the consequences. This book brings all the major equine respiratory diseases together in one single concise volume. Written by two leading equine experts, it enables the reader to relate clinical anatomy, physiology and pathology to clinical signs seen, and to form a rational basis for the control, treatment and prevention of respiratory diseases. Essential reading for all those working in or studying equine medicine, Equine Respiratory Diseases also includes: * Diagnostic tests for infectious and non-infectious respiratory disease * Details of techniques involved when testing for respiratory diseases * Step-by-step practical instructions for carrying out procedures * Numerous colour pictures
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"The text is relatively comprehensibve in describing diagnostic, medical and surgical procedures" "The general nature of the contents and its user friendly format will lend itself to equine practitioners, veterinary students and equine veterinary nurses alike." Equine Veterinary Journal, 2005
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978-0-470-75232-6 (9780470752326)
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Dr Rush gained her DVM degree from The Ohio State University in 1989. She completed her internship training at North Carolina State University in 1990, and her internal medicine residency training at The Ohio State University in 1993. She has been awarded the 1996 and 2003 Carl J. Norden Distinguished Teacher Award and the 2002 Pfizer Award for Research Excellence at Kansas State University. Dr. Rush's research interest is equine respiratory disease, particularly respiratory physiology, immunology, and aerosol drug therapy. Her clinical interest is in equine respiratory, neurologic, and immune-mediated disease.
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Kansas State University
About the Authors. Introduction. SECTION I: EXAMINATION OF THE EQUINE RESPIRATORY TRACT. Chapter 1: Examination of the Upper Respiratory Tract. Chapter 2. Examination of the Lower Respiratory Tract. SECTION II: NONCONTAGIOUS DISEASES OF THE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT. Chapter 3. Diseases causing Airway Obstruction in the Horse. Chapter 4. The nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses. Chapter 5. Congenital and Development Malformations of the Nasal cavity. Chapter 6. Diseases Affecting the Nostrils (External Nares). Chapter 7. Diseases of the Nasal cavity and Paranasal Sinuses. Chapter 8: The Guttural Pouches. Chapter 9: The Pharynx. Chapter 10: The Larynx. Chapter 11: Dynamic Airway Collapse During Exercise. Chapter 12: Postanesthetic Upper Respiratory Tract Obstruction. Chapter 13: The Trachea. SECTION III: CONTAGIOUS RESPIRATORY DISEASES. Chapter 14: Strangles. Chapter 15: Equine Herpesvirus (Rhinopneumonitis). Chapter 16: Equine Influenza. Chapter 17: Equine Viral Arteritis (EVA). Chapter 18: Other Contagious Respiratory Diseases. SECTION IV: NONINFECTIOUS PULMONARY DISEASES AND DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES. Chapter 19: Noninfectious Pulmonary Diseases. Chapter 20: Techniques: Noninfectious Lower Respiratory Tract. SECTION V: LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES. Chapter 21: Juvenile Pneumonia. Chapter 22: Pneumonia in Adult Horses. Chapter 23: Techniques for Infectious Respiratory Disease. Index.
