Anatomy of the dog : an illustrated text
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Anatomy of the dog : an illustrated text
Mosby-Wolfe, c1994
3rd ed
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University Library for Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo図
649.11:B83:3rd-ed5019465235
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Note
Bibliography: p. 114-115
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Revised and updated, this third edition text is renowned as a classic reference guide to a subject which is of great and increasing significance to veterinary practitioners. The main section - Topographical Anatomy contains a logical, geographical breakdown of the organ systems, identifying key anatomical and histological features in regional sections. Particular emphasis is placed on the interaction between the various structures, and this aspect is summarized in detailed tables in the respective Appendices of Relational Anatomy. A short introductory section on general anatomy is also included, which presents a fundamental overview of the structure and function of each organ system. Features include a combination of concise, comprehensive text and illustrations; radiographs in addition to diagrams; a complete glossary of anatomical terms; an appendix of relational anatomy - in tabular format to aid cross-referencing and revision; and an appendix of clinical-functional anatomy.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to anatomy
- general anatomy - bones, joints, muscles/ nervous system, cardiovascular system, lymphatic system, glands, mucous membranes, serous membranes
- topographical anatomy - body surface and skeleton, neck and thorax, shoulder joint, chest and abdominal wall, thoracic and abdominal cavity, abdominal and pelvic cavity
- urinary and reproductive organs
- pelvis
- head
- central nervous system
- brain
- endocrinology and sense organs
- relational anatomy - joints, musculature, lymph nodes
- introduction to general radiology and ultrasonography. Appendix of clinical-functional anatomy. Glossary of anatomical terms.
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