Good Practices For The Meat Industry

Good Practices For The Meat Industry

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Comprehensive veterinary reference covering good practices for the meat industry. This digital edition provides in-depth coverage suitable for veterinarians, veterinary students, technicians, and animal health professionals.

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Category: Food Sciences

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Table of Contents

• 01 (p.1)
• 02 (p.2)
• 03 (p.3)
• Preface (p.3)
• 04 (p.4)
• 05 (p.5)
• Contributors (p.5)
• 06 (p.6)
• 07 (p.8)
• 08 (p.9)
• 09 (p.10)
• 1 Patient assessment (p.10)
• References and further reading (p.26)
• 10 (p.27)
• 2 Further diagnostic procedures (p.27)
• 30 days–3 months after reduction. The fracture lines gradually decrease and finally disappear. The opacity of the external callus increases and remodeling starts. (p.32)
• References and further reading (p.43)
• 11 (p.45)
• 12 (p.46)
• References and further reading (p.57)
• 13 (p.59)
• 4 Diseases of bone (p.59)
• References and further reading (p.66)
• 14 (p.67)
• 5 Diseases of joints (p.67)
• References and further reading (p.77)
• 15 (p.79)
• 6 Diseases of the spine and nervous system (p.79)
• References and further reading (p.89)
• 16 (p.91)
• 7 Diseases of soft tissues (p.91)
• References and further reading (p.98)
• 17 (p.100)
• 8 Tumors of the musculoskeletal system (p.100)
• References and further reading (p.106)
• 18 (p.108)
• 19 (p.109)
• References and further reading (p.112)
• 20 (p.113)
• 10 General approach to the trauma patient (p.113)
• 21 (p.115)
• 11 Traumatic hemorrhagic shock (p.115)
• References and further reading (p.117)
• 22 (p.119)
• 12 Specific injuries in the polytraumatized cat (p.119)
• References and further reading (p.127)
• 23 (p.128)
• 24 (p.129)
• References and further reading (p.151)
• 25 (p.153)
• 14 Joint injuries (p.153)
• References and further reading (p.160)
• 26 (p.161)
• 15 Injuries of the spine, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves (p.161)
• References and further reading (p.167)
• 27 (p.168)
• 16 Soft-tissue injuries (p.168)
• References and further reading (p.173)
• 28 (p.174)
• 29 (p.175)
• References and further reading (p.194)
• 30 (p.196)
• 18 Perioperative analgesia (p.196)
• References and further reading (p.202)
• 31 (p.203)
• 19 Preparation for surgery (p.203)
• References and further reading (p.207)
• 32 (p.208)
• 20 Postoperative care (p.208)
• References and further reading (p.215)
• 33 (p.216)
• 21 Rehabilitation of the cat (p.216)
• References and further reading (p.230)
• 34 (p.231)
• 35 (p.232)
• References and further reading (p.241)
• 36 (p.242)
• 23 Orthopedic instrumentation (p.242)
• References and further reading (p.250)
• 37 (p.251)
• 24 Orthopedic implants (p.251)
• References and further reading (p.273)
• 38 (p.275)
• References and further reading (p.299)
• 39 (p.300)
• 40 (p.301)
• References and further reading (p.317)
• 41 (p.319)
• References and further reading (p.326)
• 42 (p.327)
• 28 Shoulder joint (p.327)
• References and further reading (p.332)
• 43 (p.333)
• 29 Humerus (p.333)
• References and further reading (p.348)
• 44 (p.349)
• 30 Elbow joint (p.349)
• References and further reading (p.359)
• 45 (p.360)
• 31 Radius and ulna (p.360)
• References and further reading (p.373)
• 46 (p.374)
• 32 Carpal joint (p.374)
• References and further reading (p.385)
• 47 (p.386)
• 33 Metacarpus, metatarsus, and phalanges (p.386)
• References and further reading (p.395)
• 48 (p.396)
• References and further reading (p.411)
• 49 (p.412)
• 35 Pelvis (p.412)
• References and further reading (p.429)
• 50 (p.431)
• 36 Hip joint (p.431)
• References and further reading (p.441)
• 51 (p.443)
• 37 Femur (p.443)
• References and further reading (p.460)
• 52 (p.462)
• 38 Stifle joint (p.462)
• References and further reading (p.477)
• 53 (p.478)
• 39 Tibia and fibula (p.478)
• References and further reading (p.492)
• 54 (p.493)
• 40 Tarsal joint (p.493)
• References and further reading (p.510)
• 55 (p.512)
• 41 Amputations (p.512)
• References and further reading (p.519)
• 56 (p.520)
• 42 Bloopers (p.520)
• Index (p.532)
• Index (p.532)
• ... and 413 more chapters

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