Case Challenges Symposium in Small Animal Medicine

Proceedings 339 are the course notes from the Case Challenges Symposium held in 2001 and contains some brilliant reminders of how .out of left field. cases can be approached. It presents logical steps, which will enable a steady progression of correct thought and action in dealing with many unusual conditions. It highlights those irritating red herrings and pitfalls, which can so easily upset one's train of thought subsequent diagnosis and response to treatment. Topics covered by Richard Squires and Nat Whitely include canine tachyarrhythmias, megaoesophagus, nasal disease, differentiating between heart and lung disease, complex diabetes, fevers of unknown origin. It includes myriad other challenging conditions we would ordinarily feel might contribute to a bad start to our week if seen first thing on a Monday morning.
Lateral thinking is one of life's great pleasures, and acquiring this publication will make a valuable contribution.