Pathogenic Coronaviruses Of Humans And Animals Sars Mers Covid 19 And Animal Coronaviruses With Zoonotic Potential

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Table of Contents

• Contents (p.7)
• Contributors (p.19)
• Preface to the second edition (p.36)
• Preface to the first edition (p.37)
• 1 Identification of the high-risk pregnancy (p.43)
• 2 Monitoring the high-risk pregnancy (p.54)
• 3 Management of the high-risk pregnancy (p.63)
• 4 Ultrasonographic monitoring of the fetus (p.77)
• 5 Sedation and anesthesia of the pregnant mare (p.93)
• 6 The normal post partum foal (p.101)
• 7 Endocrinological adaptation (p.107)
• 8 The placenta (p.122)
• 9 Examination of the placenta (p.137)
• 10 Peri-parturient management of the mare and neonate (p.149)
• 11 Foal rejection (p.155)
• 12 Prematurity, dysmaturity and assessment of maturity (p.159)
• 13 Resuscitation (foal and birth) (p.166)
• 14 Shock (p.174)
• 15 Perinatal asphyxia syndrome (p.185)
• 16 Sepsis (p.192)
• 17 Critical care – assessment (p.205)
• 18 Critical care – monitoring (p.215)
• 19 Critical care – treatment (p.227)
• 20 Complications of neonatal infection (p.236)
• 21 Fluid therapy (p.243)
• 22 Respiratory assistance (p.253)
• 23 Sedation, anesthesia and analgesia (p.259)
• 24 Stabilization and preparation for transport (p.268)
• 25 Transfusion techniques (p.276)
• 26 Diagnostic ultrasonography of the abdomen (p.281)
• 27 Antibiotic therapy (p.291)
• 28 Enteral and parenteral nutrition for the neonatal foal (p.301)
• 29 Growth of horses (p.318)
• 30 Important gastrointestinal parasites (p.330)
• 31 Vaccination of mares, foals and weanlings (p.340)
• 32 Development of the foal immune system (p.369)
• 33 Colostrum: Assessment of quality and artificial supplementation (p.380)
• 34 Assessment and modification of passive transfer (p.384)
• 35 Neonatal isoerythrolysis (p.391)
• 36 Immunodeficiencies in foals (p.399)
• 37 Severe combined immunodeficiency (p.407)
• 38 Thrombocytopenia and selective IgM deficiency (p.411)
• 39 Meconium impaction (p.417)
• 40 Neonatal diarrhea (p.423)
• 41 Gastroduodenal ulceration: The neonatal perspective (p.432)
• 42 Surgical gastrointestinal conditions (p.437)
• 43 Other gastrointestinal disorders (chyloperitoneum, atresia, lethal white) (p.443)
• 44 Hepatic disease (p.447)
• 45 Anemia (p.457)
• 46 Coagulation disorders (p.464)
• 47 Fetal ossification and normal joint development (p.471)
• 48 Flexural deformities (p.479)
• 49 Fractures commonly seen in foals (p.484)
• 50 Infectious arthritis and osteomyelitis (p.495)
• 51 Muscle disorders (p.501)
• 52 Tendon and ligament disorders (p.507)
• 53 Neurological evaluation (p.515)
• 54 Neurological disorders in the neonatal foal (p.521)
• 55 Techniques in diagnosis and monitoring of cardiovascular disease (p.537)
• 56 Congenital abnormalities of the cardiovascular system (p.545)
• 57 Acquired abnormalities of the cardiovascular system (p.549)
• 58 Endocrine abnormalities (p.561)
• 59 Ophthalmic disorders of the foal (p.573)
• 60 Diseases of the skin (p.593)
• 61 Diagnostic approach to respiratory disorders (p.613)
• 62 Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) (p.620)
• 63 Respiratory diseases specific to the neonate (p.624)
• 64 Aspiration pneumonia (p.630)
• 65 Other disorders of breathing (p.635)
• 66 Bacterial and viral respiratory disease of the neonate (p.639)
• 67 Congenital abnormalities of the respiratory system (p.647)
• 68 Genetic basis of respiratory disorders (p.653)
• 69 Disorders of the bladder, ureters and urethra (p.663)
• 70 Disorders of the umbilicus and urachus (p.670)
• 71 Renal problems (p.684)
• 72 Congenital problems of foals (p.701)
• 73 Inherited problems of foals (p.711)
• 74 Gastroduodenal ulcer complex of the older foal (p.721)
• 75 Rhodococcus pneumonia: Epidemiology and prophylaxis (p.726)
• 76 Rhodococcus pneumonia: Pathogenesis, diagnosis and therapy (p.733)
• 77 Strangles (p.742)
• 78 Other bacterial respiratory diseases of the older foal (p.748)
• 79 Viral respiratory diseases of the older foal (p.758)
• 80 Neurological conditions (EPM, EMND wobblers, trauma, etc) (p.766)
• 81 Diarrhea (p.772)
• 82 Colic (p.787)
• 83 Weight loss (p.796)
• 84 Angular limb deformities (p.806)
• 85 Developmental orthopedic disease (p.810)
• 86 Feeding the growing horse to avoid developmental orthopedic disease (DOD) (p.820)
• 87 Presale endoscopy (p.832)
• 88 Presale radiographs (p.839)
• 89 Presale radiographic interpretation and significance (p.847)
• 90 Development of a NICU (p.891)
• 91 Diagnostic laboratory resources and critical care supplies (p.900)
• 92 Formulary (p.908)
• 93 Hematology and biochemical reference values (p.921)
• 94 SI Conversion Table (p.927)
• 95 Functional anatomy of the adult male (p.937)
• 96 Physiology and endocrinology (p.951)
• 97 From a sperm’s eye view: Revisiting our perception of this intriguing cell (p.979)
• 98 Oxidative stress in sperm (p.1061)
• 99 Endocrine–paracrine–autocrine regulation of reproductive function in the stallion (p.1066)
• 100 Puberty (p.1085)
• 101 Spermatogenesis (p.1096)
• 102 Spermatozoal function (p.1123)
• 103 Sperm-oviduct interactions (p.1155)
• 104 Sperm–uterine interactions (p.1162)
• 105 Testicular descent (p.1169)
• 106 Developmental abnormalities of the male reproductive tract (p.1179)
• 107 Abnormalities of the accessory sex glands (p.1183)
• 108 Abnormalities of the ejaculate (p.1189)
• 109 Abnormalities of the penis and prepuce (p.1200)
• 110 Abnormalities of the spermatic cord (p.1215)
• 111 Epididymal abnormalities (p.1226)
• 112 Abnormalities of the testicles (p.1231)
• 113 Neoplasia of the reproductive tract (p.1236)
• 114 Drugs that adversely affect spermatogenesis (p.1245)
• 115 Dual hemisphere breeding programs (p.1254)
• 116 Immunocastration (p.1261)
• 117 Management of stallions in artificial insemination (p.1268)
• 118 Management of stallions in natural-service programs (p.1278)
• 119 Nutrition and exercise for breeding stallions (p.1298)
• 120 Management of subfertile stallions under natural-mating conditions (p.1310)
• 121 Venereal disease (p.1320)
• 122 Historical perspectives of artificial insemination (p.1331)
• 123 Semen collection techniques and insemination procedures (p.1338)
• 124 Evaluation of semen (p.1348)
• 125 Spermatozoal motility (p.1362)
• 126 Spermatozoal morphology (p.1367)
• 127 Principles of cooled semen (p.1378)
• 128 Breeding with cooled transported semen (p.1386)
• 129 Experiences with a large-scale cooled transported semen program (p.1393)
• 130 Containers for transport of equine semen (p.1400)
• 131 Semen extenders for cooled semen (Europe) (p.1406)
• 132 Semen extenders for cooled semen (North America) (p.1411)
• 133 Factors affecting sperm production and output (p.1414)
• 134 Reproductive parameters of draft horse, friesian and warmblood stallions (p.1432)
• 135 Reproductive parameters from light horse stallions (p.1437)
• 136 Reproductive parameters from miniature stallions (p.1447)
• 137 Normal sexual behavior (p.1455)
• 138 Handling the breeding stallion (p.1461)
• 139 The novice breeding stallion (p.1466)
• 140 Training a stallion to the phantom (p.1472)
• 141 Abnormal sexual behavior (p.1477)
• 142 Pharmacological manipulation of ejaculation (p.1483)
• 143 Pharmacological manipulation of stallion behavior (p.1485)
• 144 Specific erection and ejaculatory dysfunctions (p.1489)
• 145 Stereotypic behavior of stallions (p.1493)
• 146 Historical information (p.1499)
• 147 Diagnostics and therapeutics for stallions with declining fertility: An endocrine– paracrine–autocrine approach (p.1505)
• 148 Endoscopy of the internal reproductive tract (p.1518)
• 149 Examination of external genitalia (p.1528)
• 150 Cytogenetic evaluation (p.1532)
• 151 Ultrasonography of the genital tract (p.1539)
• 152 Acrosomal function (p.1561)
• 153 Evaluation of the plasma membrane (p.1568)
• 154 Sperm chromatin structure assay (p.1576)
• 155 Spermatozoal viability (p.1580)
• 156 Clinical uses of testicular biopsy (p.1587)
• 157 Testicular biopsy (p.1593)
• 158 Cryptorchid castration (p.1601)
• 159 Inguinal hernia (p.1610)
• 160 Laparoscopic surgery (p.1616)
• 161 Laser assisted castration (p.1623)
• 162 Normal field castration (p.1627)
• 163 Surgery of the penis and prepuce (p.1632)
• 164 External reproductive anatomy (p.1647)
• 165 Internal reproductive anatomy (p.1652)
• 166 How hormones work (p.1671)
• 167 GnRH (p.1678)
• 168 FSH and LH (p.1689)
• 169 Estrogens (p.1701)
• 170 Progesterone (p.1707)
• 171 Prostaglandins (p.1712)
• 172 Equine chorionic gonadotropin (eCG) (p.1718)
• 173 Adrenal steroids (p.1735)
• 174 Melatonin (p.1739)
• 175 Oxytocin, inhibin, activin, relaxin and prolactin (p.1749)
• 176 Puberty (p.1759)
• 177 Anestrus (p.1766)
• 178 Vernal transition into the breeding season (p.1774)
• 179 Estrus (p.1786)
• 180 Diestrus (p.1798)
• 181 Autumnal transition out of the breeding season (p.1802)
• 182 The abnormal estrous cycle (p.1824)
• 183 Photoperiod (p.1841)
• 184 Progesterone (p.1848)
• 185 GnRH (p.1852)
• 186 Dopamine antagonists (p.1858)
• 187 Prostaglandins (p.1867)
• 188 Human chorionic gonadotropin (p.1874)
• 189 Progestagens and progesterone (p.1881)
• 190 Gonadotropin-releasing hormones (p.1890)
• 191 Estrogen therapy (p.1895)
• 192 Oxytocin (p.1900)
• 193 Superovulation (p.1906)
• 194 Estrus suppression (p.1915)
• 195 Inhibin immunotherapy (p.1924)
• 196 Induction of ovulation (p.1928)
• 197 Synchronization of ovulation (p.1940)
• 198 New techniques in hormonal delivery (p.1949)
• 199 Contraception (p.1958)
• 200 History (p.1967)
• 201 Vaginal examination (p.1970)
• 202 Direct rectal palpation (p.1974)
• 203 Ultrasonography (p.1984)
• 204 Uterine cytology (p.1992)
• 205 Endometrial biopsy (p.1999)
• 206 Endoscopic examination (p.2010)
• 207 Cytogenetic evaluation of mares and foals (p.2021)
• 208 Uterine and clitoral cultures (p.2033)
• 209 Use of chromogenic agar to diagnose reproductive pathogens (p.2049)
• 210 Evaluation of uterine tubal patency (p.2058)
• 211 Laparoscopy (p.2061)
• 212 Normal anatomy (p.2073)
• 213 Folliculogenesis (p.2079)
• 214 Ovulation: Part 1. Follicle development and endocrinology during the periovulatory period (p.2090)
• 215 Ovulation: Part 2. Ultrasonographic morphology of the preovulatory follicle (p.2102)
• 216 Luteal development (p.2125)
• 217 Pregnancy (p.2135)
• 218 Equine fetal sex determination between 55 and 150 days (p.2150)
• 219 Fetal gender determination from mid to advanced gestation (p.2164)
• 220 Management of twins (p.2169)
• 221 Early embryonic loss (p.2188)
• 222 Ovarian abnormalities (p.2193)
• 223 Uterine abnormalities (p.2207)
• 224 Mammary gland (p.2232)
• 225 Embryo morphology, growth and development (p.2237)
• 226 Fetal membrane differentiation, implantation and early placentation (p.2257)
• 227 Maternal recognition of pregnancy (p.2270)
• 228 Sex determination and differentiation (p.2281)
• 229 Endocrinology of pregnancy (p.2292)
• 230 Development and morphology of the placenta (p.2304)
• 231 Pregnancy examination (p.2315)
• 232 Induction of parturition (p.2332)
• 233 Parturition (p.2338)
• 234 Lactation (p.2347)
• 235 Uterine involution (p.2361)
• 236 Breeding mares on foal heat (p.2364)
• 237 Inter and extraspecies equine pregnancies (p.2372)
• 238 Induction of abortion (p.2390)
• 239 Embryonic loss (p.2397)
• 240 Abortions and stillbirths: A pathologists overview (p.2441)
• 241 Origin and outcome of twin pregnancies (p.2452)
• 242 Placentitis (p.2461)
• 243 Hydrops (p.2470)
• 244 Fetal maceration and mummification (p.2475)
• 245 Equine herpesvirus (p.2478)
• 246 Equine viral arteritis (p.2493)
• 247 Contagious equine metritis (p.2501)
• 248 Mare reproductive loss syndrome (p.2512)
• 249 Fescue toxicosis (p.2520)
• 250 Prepubic and abdominal wall rupture (p.2530)
• 251 Uterine prolapse (p.2533)
• 252 Uterine torsion (p.2537)
• 253 Abnormalities of pregnancy (p.2543)
• 254 Maintenance of pregnancy (p.2557)
• 255 Dystocia management (p.2581)
• 256 Fetotomy (p.2599)
• 257 Cesarian section (p.2607)
• 258 Referral dystocias (p.2613)
• 259 Periparturient hemorrhage (p.2619)
• 260 Retained fetal membranes (p.2622)
• 261 Postpartum metritis (p.2632)
• 262 Pneumovagina (p.2639)
• 263 Surgery of the caudal reproductive tract (p.2647)
• 264 Cervical surgery (p.2661)
• 265 Ovariectomy (p.2666)
• 266 Hysterectomy (p.2676)
• 267 Rectal tears (p.2680)
• 268 Immunological considerations (p.2689)
• 269 Abnormalities of contractility (p.2699)
• 270 Abnormalities of development (p.2709)
• 271 Endometritis (p.2710)
• 272 Breeding the problem mare (p.2722)
• 273 Fungal endometritis (p.2745)
• 274 Pyometra (p.2754)
• 275 Treatment of fluid accumulation (p.2757)
• 276 Uterine cysts (p.2767)
• 277 Uterine abnormalities (p.2771)
• 278 Laboratory methods for isolation and evaluation of bacteria, fungi and yeast (p.2776)
• 279 Disorders of ovulation (p.2787)
• 280 Disorders of the oviduct (p.2794)
• 281 Non-neoplastic abnormalities (p.2799)
• 282 Ovarian neoplasia (p.2809)
• 283 Abnormalities of cervical and vaginal development (p.2821)
• 284 Cervix adhesions (p.2823)
• 285 Failure to dilate (p.2826)
• 286 Pre-foaling mammary secretions (p.2835)
• 287 Mastitis (p.2840)
• 288 Mammary neoplasia (p.2844)
• 289 Preventative medicine for broodmare farms (p.2849)
• 290 Dietary support for geriatric broodmares and stallions (p.2857)
• 291 Nutrition for the broodmare (p.2862)
• 292 Stereotypic behavior (p.2873)
• 293 Reproductive efficiency (p.2881)
• 294 Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (Equine Cushing’s syndrome) (p.2892)
• 295 Epidemiology applied to horse reproduction (p.2898)
• 296 Management of the geriatric mare (p.2905)
• 297 Parentage testing (p.2922)
• 298 Relevance of genomics to equine reproduction (p.2929)
• 299 Donkey reproduction (p.2937)
• 300 Miniature pony reproduction (p.2941)
• 301 Asian wild horse reproduction: Equus ferus przewalskii (p.2948)
• 302 Zebra reproduction (p.2953)
• 303 Embryo transfer (p.2973)
• 304 Cooled transported embryo technology (p.2982)
• 305 Freezing of embryos (p.2989)
• 306 Import and export of embryos (p.3023)
• 307 Nuclear Transfer (p.3026)
• 308 Immature oocyte collection and maturation (p.3033)
• 309 Mature oocyte collection (p.3038)
• 310 Oocyte transfer (p.3043)
• 311 Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) (p.3047)
• 312 Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) (p.3050)
• 313 Oocyte cryopreservation (p.3055)
• 314 Principles of cryopreservation (p.3061)
• 315 Semen extenders for frozen semen (p.3066)
• 316 Freezing semen (p.3074)
• 317 Freezing epididymal spermatozoa (p.3085)
• 318 Breeding with frozen semen (p.3089)
• 319 Techniques for evaluating frozen semen (p.3096)
• 320 Storage management and distribution of frozen semen (p.3107)
• 321 Diseases potentially transmitted with frozen or cooled semen (p.3117)
• 322 Import and export of frozen semen (p.3131)
• 323 Low dose insemination (p.3138)
• 324 Sex-sorted spermatozoa (p.3144)
• 325 Future reproductive technology (p.3153)
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