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Case Examples

A number of titles in our manual series include case examples, which provide a practical illustration of the topic covered in the related chapter. There are around 100 case examples across our manuals collection and this page provides an A-Z listing of all the manual chapters contain them. You will need to purchase access to the source chapter to view the full text.

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    • Weakness and seizures
      BSAVA Manual of Avian Practice

      Weakness and seizures are often the result of a chronic disease process. In cases of weakness without accompanying specific clinical signs, it is not always easy to decide which diagnostic measure is appropriate. It is important to be aware of the range of possible neurological disorders underlying weakness. This chapter provides a guideline for immediate life saving measures and a possible step-by-step diagnostic workup. : Amazon parrot with lead toxicosis; Liver failure in an Indian Hill Mynah; Heart disease in an African Grey Parrot; Weakness in a wild Common Buzzard.

    • Wing and leg trauma
      BSAVA Manual of Avian Practice

      The diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries in birds share similar diagnostic modalities, principles of wound healing and methods of fracture stabilization with the approaches used in mammalian medicine. It is important to remember these fundamental principles when approaching such injuries in birds. This chapter covers initial assessment, diagnosis of musculoskeletal injury to the limbs, treatment principles and techniques, postoperative care and rehabilitation of both wing and leg trauma. : Harrier Hawk with fractured wing; Brown Kiwi with fractured tibiotarsus; New Zealand Wood Pigeon with a fractured coracoid and clavicle. The chapter also includes two video clips.

    • Working with the non-veterinary shelter team
      BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Shelter Medicine

      Some shelter workers struggle with aspects of pragmatism and the bigger picture. It is vital to build a trusting relationship with them, listen to them and have empathy for their point of view. This chapter provides some general guidance on managing relationships with people working in animal shelters. A Golden Retriever with a persistent cough; A 5-year-old cat with a fractured femur; A 1-year-old cat with a spinal injury; A litter of puppies with parvovirus. Hoarding; Non-accidental injury.

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