
veterinary · Companion Animals
Diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms in internal medicine for dogs and cats
The problem-oriented approach is recommended by the College of Internal Medicine to address and resolve medical problems. Hence the idea of a book based on algorithms that guide the reader step-by-step with logical, practical, cost-effective options to proceed from a general concern, laboratory abnormality, or imaging finding to a specific diagnosis or treatment. Moreover, comprehensive notes, linked to the algorithms by references, give more details regarding a specific diagnostic investigation, a particular disease or the therapy recommended.
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ISBN: 9781957260211
- The book is organized into 85 chapters, each dedicated to a specific clinical concern, laboratory abnormality, or imaging finding, following a standardized format of summary, algorithm, and explanatory text.
Federico Fracassi
Federico Fracassi, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ECVIM-CA, is an Associate Professor of Veterinary Internal Medicine at the University of Bologna. He serves as the director of the international master's degree in Canine and Feline Endocrinology and has held leadership roles as the president of the European Society of Veterinary Endocrinology and the Italian Society of Veterinary Internal Medicine. His research primarily focuses on small animal endocrinology, and he has authored over 130 scientific articles and several textbooks, including works translated into multiple languages.
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