New Handbook of Avian Disease Diagnosis and Treatment

Author: Ding Yonglong et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publishing Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically elaborates on the fundamental knowledge and integrated prevention and control of avian diseases. It provides detailed yet concise descriptions of over 400 avian diseases identified, including viral, bacterial, parasitic, nutritional metabolic, embryonic, toxic, and, covering aspects such as etiology, epidemiological characteristics, major symptoms, post-mortem findings, laboratory diagnosis, and prevention. It also introduces some newly discovered avian diseases in recent years, both domestically and internationally. Particularly in the field of prevention and control, it proposes new measures and concepts. It provides detailed introductions regarding previously unlisted prohibited antibiotics and related medications, as well as strict dosage controls for restricted-use drugs. Additionally, it features an expert forum with insightful analyses and innovative content, offering practical discussions on implementing "biosecurity" measures. Some chapters also adopt unique and distinctive writing formats. The book is enriched with selected black-and-white illustrations and tables, making it visually engaging and easy to read—among its many notable features and highlights.
This book strives for comprehensive content, concise language, and accessibility, catering to grassroots-level practitioners. It serves as a valuable reference for and veterinary and livestock science and technology professionals.