Equine Neonatal Medicine by David M. Wong

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Equine Neonatal Medicine

A comprehensive guide to medical care for pregnant mares and neonatal foals

Equine Neonatal Medicine offers an in-depth comprehensive reference for the clinical management of pregnant and periparturient mares and neonatal foals. Edited by leading experts in the field and written by experienced equine specialists, this textbook covers all aspects of providing veterinary care to mares and neonatal foals. Encompassing physiology, pathophysiology, theory, and practice, this textbook offers an authoritative, well-illustrated reference to equine perinatology.

Topics covered include fetal monitoring, parturition, and peri-parturient disorders in the mare as well as diagnostic and therapeutic options for ill neonatal foals.

The book:

Covers aspects of veterinary care for the pregnant and peri-parturient mare and how to diagnose and treat the ill neonate
Discusses fetal monitoring and parturition, and peri-parturient disorders in the mare
Presents an exhaustive, detailed, and comprehensive reference for any veterinary practitioner involved with breeding management of horses and the care of neonatal foals
Provides a clinical perspective, including both theory and practice
Features more than 600 color images and diagrams to demonstrate the concepts discussed

Equine Neonatal Medicine is an essential reference for any veterinary practitioner engaged with mares and foals, including specialists in equine medicine, equine and mixed animal practitioners, ambulatory practitioners, and veterinary students.