DISEASES OF THE LIVER, BILIARY TRACT AND PANCREAS IN DOGS

Discover a comprehensive source of knowledge on diseases of the liver, biliary tract and pancreas in dogs. This publication is an indispensable tool for veterinarians, offering numerous diagnostic algorithms, tables, diagrams, figures, photographs, and images of radiological and cytological diagnostics. In addition, you gain access to online materials that supplement and update the knowledge contained in the book.

• Numerous diagnostic algorithms facilitate quick and precise diagnosis
• Tables, diagrams, figures, and photographs visualize key information
• Images of radiological and cytological diagnostics help in interpreting test results
• Online materials provide access to the latest updates and additional resources
• Collaboration of many specialists guarantees a comprehensive approach to the topic
• Current and complete source of information on diseases of the pancreas and liver in dogs

This book was created through the collaboration of specialists from various fields of veterinary medicine, including internists, soft tissue surgeons, dieticians, laboratory diagnostics specialists, veterinary pathologists, oncologists, radiologists, anesthesiologists, toxicologists, and neurologists. As a result, the reader has access to the knowledge and experience of many experts who have consulted on difficult cases. This makes the publication an invaluable support in daily veterinary practice.

Diseases of the liver and pancreas in dogs often pose a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Many causes and treatments for these conditions are poorly understood, and many cases remain idiopathic. However, thanks to intensive clinical research, our knowledge in this area is constantly expanding. This book details the latest achievements and presents a logical diagnostic and therapeutic approach that can significantly impact the quality and length of patients' lives.

Urban & Partner Publishing presents veterinarians with a publication aimed at increasing interest in diseases of the liver and pancreas in dogs, encouraging a more attentive and positive approach to treating these patients, and promoting important clinical research in this area. We hope that this book will become an inspiration for further development and improvement of veterinary practice.

The book has 312 pages and is hardcover. It was published in 2024 by Urban & Partner Publishing.