Comparative Veterinary Anatomy, A Clinical Approach

Publication Year: 2022

Author / Editor: James A. Orsini, Nora S. Grenager, and Alexander de Lahunta (Editors)

Overview: This textbook provides a comprehensive, comparative approach to veterinary anatomy tailored for clinical practice and education. It bridges fundamental anatomical structures with real-world medical cases, diagnostic imaging techniques, and pathological findings across various species.

Key Topics Covered:

Clinical anatomy nomenclature and foundational terminology
Modern diagnostic imaging modalities, including radiography, ultrasonography, CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine
Canine and feline clinical cases detailing disorders of the axial skeleton, head, neck, and vertebral column
Thoracic structures, pathology, and conditions affecting the pleura, mediastinum, and lungs