ContentsMaking the most of in-clinic and external laboratory testing; Interpretation of laboratory data; Introduction to haematology; Disorders of erythrocytes; Disorders of leucocytes; Disorders of haemostasis; Disorders of plasma proteins; Electrolyte imbalances; Blood gas analysis and acid-base disorders; Urine analysis; Laboratory evaluation of renal disorders; Laboratory evaluation of hepatic disease; Laboratory evaluation of gastrointestinal disease; Laboratory evaluation of exocrine pancreatic disease; Laboratory evaluation of lipid disorders; Laboratory evaluation of hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia; Laboratory evaluation of hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism; Laboratory diagnosis of adrenal diseases; Laboratory evaluation of the reproductive system; Diagnostic cytology; Body cavity effusions; Laboratory evaluation of joint and muscle diseases; Laboratory evaluation of cerebrospinal fluid; Laboratory evaluation of skin and ear disease; Diagnosis of bacterial, fungal and mycobacterial diseases; Diagnosis of viral infections; Diagnosis of protozoal and arthropod-borne disease; References and further reading; Appendices; Index
ERRATUMPage 48: Fig 4.26 : Causes of aplastic anaemia Meloxicam (Metacam) should read Meclofenamic acid.
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ContributorsJoy Archer, UK; Laura Blackwood, UK; Sue Dawson, UK; Emma Dewhurst, UK; Joan Duncan, UK; John Dunn, UK; Gary England, UK; Derek Flaherty, UK; Kathleen Freeman, UK; Karen Gerber, UK; Alex German, UK; Peter Graham, UK; Edward Hall, UK; Mike Herrtage, UK; John Innes, UK; Tim Jagger, UK; Clare Knottenbelt, UK; Yvonne McGrotty, UK; Richard Mellanby, UK; Carmel Mooney, Republic of Ireland; Kate Murphy, UK; Tim Nuttall, UK; Natasha Olby, USA; Kostas Papasouliotis, UK; Alan Radford, UK; Ian Ramsey, UK; Marco Russo, Italy; Barbara Skelly, UK; Richard Squires, New Zealand; Tracy Stokol, USA; Kathleen Tennant, UK; Elizabeth Villiers, UK; Penny Watson, UK.
Published May 2005464 pagesISBN 978 0 905214 79 5
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