Clinical Pathology for the Veterinary Team is a concise, reliable resource for technical team members performing clinical diagnostic evaluation. Focusing on sample handling, machinery calibration, normal physiology and anatomy, clinical diagnostics, and disease processes, the bookΒ helps technical te
Anatomic Pathology for Veterinary Clinicians [Team-IRA]
β Scribed by Melanie Dobromylskyj
- Publisher
- 5m Publishing
- Year
- 2023
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 209
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
A concise guide for practising vets on anatomic pathology, this book aids the readerβ s understanding of pathology, thus allowing optimisation of diagnostic tests. Anatomic Pathology for Veterinary Clinicians will teach practitioners how to: - take quality biopsy samples to get better results - understand histopathology reports - know when additional tests are warranted and are likely to give clinically useful information.
β¦ Table of Contents
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Abbreviations
1 Submission of samples
Introduction
The submission form and the clinical history
Sample packaging
The importance of fixation
Submission of challenging samples
Tissue handling and artefacts
What happens to a sample when it reaches the lab?
Self-assessment: multiple choice questions
Self-assessment: case study
2 Post-mortem examinations and gross pathology
Introduction
Performing a small animal post-mortem examination
Describing gross lesions
Self-assessment: gross lesion descriptions
Self-assessment: quick quiz questions
3 Biopsy types with regards to tumour grading and margin assessment
Introduction
Different types of biopsies, and their pros and cons
Challenges with tumours and incisional biopsy types
Margin assessment
Self-assessment: multiple choice questions
Self-assessment: case study
4 Gastrointestinal and liver biopsies
Introduction
Gastrointestinal biopsies
Liver biopsies
Self-assessment: multiple choice questions
5 Special stains, immunohistochemistry and additional testing
Introduction
Special stains
Immunohistochemistry
PARR and other PCR-based tests
ISH/FISH
Self-assessment: βWhatβs your diagnosis?β
6 Oncology: recognizing features of neoplasia and of malignancy
Introduction
Nomenclature
Pre-neoplastic changes
Benign versus malignant tumours
Hallmarks of differentiation
Inflammatory and neoplastic pathology
Self-assessment: quick fire quiz
7 Oncology: histological descriptions, grading of neoplasms and additional prognostication
Introduction
Histological descriptions of neoplasms
Histological grading systems
Additional prognostication
Self-assessment: βWhat histological grade would you give?β
Self-assessment answers
References
Further reading
Index
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