Veterinary reproduction and obstetrics by Noakes, David E; Parkinson, Timothy J; England, Gary C. W instant download

Veterinary reproduction and obstetrics by Noakes, David E; Parkinson, Timothy J; England, Gary C. W instant download

x, 950 pages : 25 cm, Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics has been a reference textbook for veterinary students for many years, as well as for students of animal science and related disciplines; in addition it has also been a reference source for the practicing veterinary surgeon. The book covers normal reproduction and reproductive disorders and diseases in the common and less common domesticated species (llamas, alpacas, camels). The book has been completely revised with full colour throughout to include recent developments in reproductive biology and endocrinology, as well as the new knowledge on the causes and treatment of reproductive disease, Previous edition: published as Arthur's veterinary reproduction and obstetrics, 2001, Includes bibliographical references and index, pt. 1. Normal cyclical ovarian activity and its control. 1. Endogenous and exogenous control of ovarian cyclicity / David Noakes -- pt. 2. Pregnancy and parturition. 2. Development of the conceptus / David Naokes -- 3. Pregnancy and its diagnosis / Marcel Taverne and David Noakes -- 4. Abnormal development of the conceptus and its consequences / Susan Long -- 5. Prolapse of the cervix and vagina / David Noakes -- 6. Parturition and the care of parturient animals, including the newborn / Marcel Taverne and David Noakes -- 7. The puerperium / David Noakes -- pt. 3. Dystocia and other disorders associated with parturition. 8. General considerations / David Noakes -- 9. The approach to an obstetric case / David Noakes -- 10. Maternal dystocia: causes and treatment / David Noakes -- 11. Fetal dystocia: aetiology, incidence and prevention / David Noakes -- 12. Manipulative delivery per vaginam in farm animals and horses / David Noakes -- 13. Vaginal manipulations and delivery in the bitch and queen cat / David Noakes -- 14. Dystocia due to fetomaternal disproportion: treatment / David Noakes -- 15. Dystocia due to postural defects: treatment / David Noakes -- 16. Dystocia due to faulty…