ATLAS OF RETINAL DISEASES IN DOGS AND CATS - NATALIA KUCHARCZYK

Discover an invaluable tool for every veterinarian and veterinary student looking to expand their knowledge in the field of veterinary ophthalmology. This atlas is a comprehensive source of knowledge that will help you recognize and diagnose retinal diseases in dogs and cats. With it, you will gain confidence in making diagnoses and implementing effective treatment.

• Over 1000 photos showing both normal and abnormal fundus.
• Photos of a healthy retina that will help you familiarize yourself with the diversity of its structure in dogs and cats.
• Photos of the developing retina in puppies, providing valuable support for novice veterinary ophthalmologists.
• Images of frequently diagnosed diseases, such as progressive retinal atrophy, in various stages of development.
• Photos of rarer diseases, e.g. Rottweiler retinopathy.
• Access to online materials, allowing you to view selected photos in enlarged format.

The Atlas of Retinal Diseases in Dogs and Cats is the result of many years of work and experience of Natalia Kucharczyk, a respected specialist in the field of veterinary ophthalmology. The author has collected in it a rich collection of clinical cases that will allow you to improve your diagnostic skills and expand your knowledge of retinal diseases in animals. This publication is an invaluable source of information for both experienced veterinarians and students who are just beginning their adventure with veterinary ophthalmology.

Thanks to this atlas, you will gain confidence in recognizing retinal diseases in dogs and cats, which will translate into more effective treatment and improvement of the quality of life of your patients. The atlas contains over 1000 photos showing both normal and abnormal fundus. Thanks to the large number of photographs of the healthy retina, you will be able to familiarize yourself with the enormous diversity of its structure in dogs and cats. This will make it easier to diagnose patients with unusual coloration. The atlas also contains photos of the developing retina in puppies, which is often a challenge for novice veterinary ophthalmologists.

Among the pictures illustrating the abnormal fundus, you will find both frequently diagnosed diseases, such as progressive retinal atrophy, shown in various stages of development, and rarer diseases, e.g. Rottweiler retinopathy. An additional value of the Atlas is the ability to view selected photos in enlarged format, thanks to the materials available online. The atlas has 217 pages, format 287x216 mm, hardcover. Published by Urban & Partner, year of publication 2025.