John M. King et al.: Animal Autopsy and Diagnosis (Color Edition)

This book was written by Professor Michael v. A color photograph of a WWD-based group has been translated into international agreements. The latter section of the book opened with an appendix that included the opening process, which was an artful pen. A beginner with little knowledge of autopsy interprets it as a lesion, though not an abnormal observation. The post-mortal changes include the intestinal perforation, the lungs and liver splenic oscillation, a bile breast or large lymph nodes of the stomach, and the normal pyromy of the pig, or duodenal lox of the dog and horse, and a tumor fracture or ulcer. A ulcer is diagnosed with a lymph node or a fire plate in the colon. Clinical doctors should also learn the correct technique and order of autopsy, either directly performing an autopsy or relying on close - pathological instruments to evaluate the clinical diagnosis. We must persuade the owners of the animal that has died in pain by encouraging an autopsy. The death of zoo animals that have died from the burden of human prey has to be determined. In the silent pathology autopsy, various animal remains are commissioned every day to become active learning centers of discussion between pathologists, clients, and clinicians. Here is the goal of opening the book with this type of landscape in mind.

Korean title: 동물의 부검과 진단(컬러판)

Korean author: John M. King 외

Korean publisher: 전남대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788968495472