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Author: Steven M Fox (Fox Third Bearing Inc., Clive, Iowa, USA) ,
Darryl Mills (Univeristy of Knoxville, Tennessee, USA)
Publisher: Manson Publishing Ltd
Imprint: Manson Publishing Ltd
Dimensions:
Width: 19.40cm
, Height: 1.30cm
, Length: 26.10cm
Weight: 0.522kg
ISBN: 9781840761290
ISBN 10: 1840761296
Pages: 96
Publication Date: 30 March 2010
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Out of Print
Availability: Awaiting stock
Reviews
...a beautifully presented. compact, concise and very well illustrated guide... has a great evidence base with an excellent list of references... a very useful resource for practitioners and researchers... easy to read and can be dipped into as a reference, although the reading is compelling in that it really invites the reader to explore the subject broadly and in depth... well researched... provides a concise resource of the current state of the art. I would recommend this book for small animal practitioners, researchers and students of the RCVS Cert/WP -- Dr Paul R Manning Veterinary Practice 20100901 should have nearly universal appeal to practicing small animal veterinarians... This book is short, well presented and easy to read... it provides a good review of the subject. -- Dylan Clements Veterinary Record 20100807
...a beautifully presented... compact, concise and very well illustrated guide...has a great evidence base with an excellent list of references...a very useful resource for practitioners and researchers...easy to read and can be dipped into as a reference, although the reading is compelling in that it really invites the reader to explore the subject broadly and in depth...well researched...provides a concise resource of the current state of the art. I would recommend this book for small animal practitioners, researchers and students of the RCVS Cert/WP -Dr. Paul R Manning, Veterinary Practice, September 2010 ...should have nearly universal appeal to practicing small animal veterinarians... This book is short, well presented and easy to read... it provides a good review of the subject. -Dylan Clements, Veterinary Record, August 2010 The multimodal approach is predicated on the benefit an animal, afflicted with OA and already receiving an NSAID, would derive from additional non-medical therapies... This book will allow veterinarians to incorporate some or all of these therapeutic agents into a programme that suits their own practice. -Andrew Worth, Senior Lecturer in Small Animal Surgery, New Zealand Veterinary Journal, October 2010 This is a very good guide to the recognition and conservative management of canine osteoarthritis. It provides small animal practitioners, students, and veterinary professionals up-to-date and clinically pertinent information. (3 stars) -Guillaume Ragetly, DVM, PhD, University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, Doody's Review Service
...a beautifully presented. compact, concise and very well illustrated guide... has a great evidence base with an excellent list of references... a very useful resource for practitioners and researchers... easy to read and can be dipped into as a reference, although the reading is compelling in that it really invites the reader to explore the subject broadly and in depth... well researched... provides a concise resource of the current state of the art. I would recommend this book for small animal practitioners, researchers and students of the RCVS Cert/WP -- Dr Paul R Manning Veterinary Practice 20100901 should have nearly universal appeal to practicing small animal veterinarians... This book is short, well presented and easy to read... it provides a good review of the subject. -- Dylan Clements Veterinary Record 20100807 The multimodal approach is predicated on the benefit an animal, afflicted with OA and already receiving an NSAID, would derive from additional non-medical therapies... This book will allow veterinarians to incorporate some or all of these therapeutic agents into a programme that suits their own practice. -- Andrew Worth, Senior Lecturer in Small Animal Surgery New Zealand Veterinary Journal 20101001 This is a very good guide to the recognition and conservative management of canine osteoarthritis. It provides small animal practitioners, students, and veterinary professionals up-to-date and clinically pertinent information. (3 stars) -- Guillaume Ragetly, DVM, PhD (University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine) Doody's Review Service
Author Information
New Zealand VMA, Independent Consultant, Albuquerque, USA, Program Chairman (2000-2002), President (2004), Veterinary Orthopedic Society
