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Professional responsibility, “good practice and malpractice” in obstetrics is one of the major areas of medical-legal litigation.
This book deals with the main orthopaedic conditions of the stifle joint in dogs and cats, so veterinary surgeons can assess, diagnose and treat the disorders commonly seen in their practice. It is intended to help veterinary clinicians make a correct diagnosis and prognosis and establish the most appropriate drug or surgical treatment for each case. Orthopaedic pathologies of the stifle joint contains plenty of high-quality images and illustrations as well as links to videos through QR codes, which provide additional information and contribute to making the book even more practical.
A visual guide with a strongly educational approach covering the main joints in the limbs of the dog. It shows the anatomical elements of each of these joints in three-dimensional diagrams. The views chosen for each case have been selected for a practical purpose, showing the position of the elements involved in the most commonly used surgical approaches. It also describes the key orthopaedic conditions affecting each joint and the most commonly used surgical approaches. It contains a large number of images and illustrations, and a selection of views presented in digital video format.
Atlas complet et pratique, utile pour tous ceux qui débutent ou qui veulent approfondir les aspects différentiels du chat en tant que patient chirurgical. Il couvre les interventions chirurgicales les plus courantes chez les félins qui sont dûment expliquées par des photographies et des illustrations détaillées. Les auteurs ont de nombreuses années d’expérience dans la médecine et la chirurgie félines, et leur objectif est de transmettre leurs connaissances de la manière la plus pratique possible.
Contient :350 images, 250 illustrations, 18 vidéos.
The concept of "totally edentulous patient" has changed over time and includes not only patients who have lost all their teeth but also those with terminal dentition or those who must replace prosthetic rehabilitations that have failed.
