Mechanisms of disease : a textbook of comparative general pathology
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Mechanisms of disease : a textbook of comparative general pathology
Mosby, c2002
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
Pathology is a fundamental part of the veterinary curriculum, and all students take at least one semester in general pathology and one in special, or systemic, pathology. Slauson-Cooper has been the book of choice in general veterinary pathology since 1982. It introduces students to disease concepts inherent in clinical medicine through the study of pathogenetic mechanisms and stresses the importance of critical thinking. Pathology is a changing science. Disease is still often caused by various microbes and toxins, but the continuing fascination is with how disease occurs. This classic text focuses on new advances in our understanding of the complex mechanisms by which mammals become sick.
Table of Contents
Pathology - The Study of Disease, David O. Slauson and Barry J. Cooper Disease at the Cellular Level, Barry J. Cooper Disturbances of Blood Flow and Circulation, David O. Slauson Inflammation and Repair, Philip N. Bochsler and David O. Slauson Immunopathology, Talmage T. Brown, Jr., David O. Slauson, and Maja M. Suter Disorders of Cell Growth, Gary L. Cockerell and Barry J. Cooper Nature and Causes of Disease: interactions of host, parasite, and environment, Howard B. Gelberg and Barry J. Cooper
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