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020 ^a9781840761283 |
099 ^aSM15^bHe587C |
100 1 ^aHesse, A.^q(Albrecht) |
245 12 ^aA colour handbook of urinary stones in small animalmedicine /^cAlbrecht Hesse, Reto Neiger |
246 30 ^aUrinary stones in small animal medicine |
260 ^aLondon :^bManson Pub./The Veterinary Press,^cc2009 |
300 ^a176 p. :^bill. (some col.) ;^c24 cm |
504 ^aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 155-170) and index |
505 0 ^a1. Overview of Urinary Stones -- Epidemiology -- Formationof urinary stones in various breeds of dog and cat inEurope and America -- Shape, colour, and composition ofurinary stones in small animals -- Causes of urinary stoneformation -- Theories on the crystallization of urinarycomponents -- Urinary stone analysis -- General clinicaldiagnosis and treatment of urinary stones -- 2. UrinaryStones in Dogs -- Struvite stones -- Calcium oxalatestones -- Calcium phosphate: carbonate apatite stones --Calcium phosphate: brushite stones -- Ammonium uratestones -- Sodium urate, potassium urate, and uric acidstones -- Cystine stones -- Xanthine stones -- 2,8-dihydroxyadenine stones -- Silicate stones -- Drug-inducedurinary stones -- 3. Urinary Stones in Cats -- Felinelower urinary tract disease -- Struvite stones (magnesiumammonium phosphatehexahydrated) -- Calcium oxalate stones-- Calcium phosphate stones -- Urate stones -- Cystinestones -- Xanthine stones -- Silicate stones -- Drug-induced urinary stones -- Potassium magnesiumpyrophosphate -- Matrix, matrix stones, blood clots -- 4.Urinary Stones in Rabbits and Guinea Pigs -- Urinarystones in rabbits -- Urinary stones in guinea pigs -- 5.Appendices --Urinary stones in other animals -- Calciumcontent of foodstuffs -- Oxalate content of foodstuffs --Purine content of foodstuffs -- Methionine content offoodstuffs |
650 0 ^aPets^xDiseases |
650 0 ^aPet medicine |
650 0 ^aUrinary organs^xCalculi |
650 12 ^aUrinary Calculi^xveterinary^vHandbooks |
700 1 ^aNeiger, Reto |
999 ^aอรทัย โคตรธาดา |