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Differential diagnosis in small animal cytology : the skin and subcutis / Francesco Cian and Paola Monti.

Par :

Cian, Francesco [author.]

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Type de matériel : Texte

TexteÉditeur : Wallingford, Oxfordshire, UK : CABI, 2019Date du droit d'auteur : �2019Description : 1 online resource (xi, 194 pages) : illustrations, chartsType de contenu :

text

Type de média :

computer

Type de support :

online resource

ISBN :

9781786392268
9781786392275

Sujet(s) : Disponible sous un autre format : Print version:: Differential diagnosis in small animal cytology.Classification CDD :

636.089/075 23

Classification de la Bibliothèque du Congrès :

SF992.S55 C53 2019eb

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Dépouillement complet :

Guide to the choice and correct use of the microscope (Ian Baldwin) -- Collection, preparation and staining of cytology specimens -- Collection, preparation and staining of cytology specimens -- Guidelines to cytology smear examination Cytological criteria of malignancy -- Skin and subcutis anatomy -- Inflammatoy lesions -- Cysts, tumour-like lesions and response to tissue injury -- Epithelial tumours -- Mesenchymal tumours and other neoplasms -- Round cell tumours -- Matastatic lesions.

Résumé : Illustrated with high-quality photomicrographs, Differential Diagnosis in Small Animal Cytology: The Skin and Subcutis is a comprehensive resource for identifying through cytology the most common cutaneous and subcutaneous diseases of dogs and cats. It has 194 pages divided into two parts, the first part is composed of chapters 1-4 which discussed the basic principles of cytology and includes: guide to the choice and correct use of the microscope; collection, preparation and staining of cytology specimens; guidelines to approach cytology smear examination; and cytological criteria of malignancy, the second part contains chapters 5-11 and covers topics on cytology of skin and subcutis which includes:skin and subcutis anatomy; inflammatory lesions; cysts, tumour-like lesions and response to tissue injury; epithelial tumours; mesenchymal tumours and other neoplasms; round cell tumours; and metastatic lesions. With key points describing the main clinical and cytological features of each lesion, the book provides lists of differential diagnoses, including diagnostic algorithms, and handy 'hints and tips' boxes. It is also enriched by chapters on the correct use and maintenance of the microscope, and techniques of collection and preparation of cytological specimens, making the book a valuable resource for veterinary pathologists (clinical and anatomic), residents, veterinary undergraduate students and small animal practitioners.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Illustrated with high-quality photomicrographs, Differential Diagnosis in Small Animal Cytology: The Skin and Subcutis is a comprehensive resource for identifying through cytology the most common cutaneous and subcutaneous diseases of dogs and cats. It has 194 pages divided into two parts, the first part is composed of chapters 1-4 which discussed the basic principles of cytology and includes: guide to the choice and correct use of the microscope; collection, preparation and staining of cytology specimens; guidelines to approach cytology smear examination; and cytological criteria of malignancy, the second part contains chapters 5-11 and covers topics on cytology of skin and subcutis which includes:skin and subcutis anatomy; inflammatory lesions; cysts, tumour-like lesions and response to tissue injury; epithelial tumours; mesenchymal tumours and other neoplasms; round cell tumours; and metastatic lesions. With key points describing the main clinical and cytological features of each lesion, the book provides lists of differential diagnoses, including diagnostic algorithms, and handy 'hints and tips' boxes. It is also enriched by chapters on the correct use and maintenance of the microscope, and techniques of collection and preparation of cytological specimens, making the book a valuable resource for veterinary pathologists (clinical and anatomic), residents, veterinary undergraduate students and small animal practitioners.