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Introduction to Veterinary Pathology, Third Edition, is constructed for the beginning student in veterinary pathology, to introduce new scientific information on mechanisms of general tissue injury into the language of medicine. The basic concepts of pathology are integrated into clinical medicine.

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"Dr. Cheville is a distinguished expert in the field of veterinary pathology...any text produced by this author will contain a valuable collection of knowledge."
Veterinary Pathology

Table of Contents
Preface.

Introduction.

1. Overview: Injury, Death and Adaptive Responses.

The Language of Pathology.

The Diagnosis.

Necrosis.

Adaptive Responses to Injury and Altered Stimulation.

Pathologists at Work.

2. Cell Death and Cell Recovery.

Necrosis: Morphology and Mechanisms.

Apoptosis: Programmed Cell Death.

Cell Protection and Recovery.

3. Cellular Responses to Sublethal Injury.

Metabolite Overload.

Protein Aggregation Disorders.

Amyloid.

Calcification.

Pigments.

Crystals.

Connective Tissue Substances.

4. Inflammation.

Overview.

Clinical Signs and Lesions.

Pathogenesis of Acute Inflammation.

Systemic Signs of Acute Inflammation.

Chemical Mediators of Inflammation.

Chronic Inflammation.

5. Repair: Wound Healing and Regeneration.

Repair.

Angiogenesis.

Fibrosis.

Epithelialization.

Regeneration.

6. Hemostasis and Thrombosis.

Overview.

Prevention of Coagulation by Normal Endothelium.

Platelet Aggregation.

Blood Coagulation.

Thrombosis.

7. Hemodynamic Disorders.

Cardiovascular Disease and its Consequences.

Edema.

Hemorrhage.

Shock.

Infarction.

Embolism.

Collateral and Compensatory Circulation.

Vascular Shunts and Fistulae.

Lymphatic Blockage.

Ischemia.

8. Neoplasia:Characterizing the Neoplasm.

Overview.

Benign vs Malignant.

Making the Correct Diagnosis.

9. Spread, Host Responses, and Genetics of Cancer.

The Spread of Neoplasms.

Clinical Effects of Neoplasms.

Restraint of Neoplastic Growth.

The Genetic Basis of Cancer.

The Cancer Cell.

10. Causes of Cancer.

Chemical Carcinogenesis.

Viral Oncogenesis.

Physical Agents Associated with Neoplasms.

11. Immunologic Disorders.

Disorders from Reduced Innate Immunity.

Defects in Adaptive Immunity.

Hypersensitivity Disease.

Autoimmune Disease.

12. Genetic Disorders and Teratology.

Overview.

Mutant Genes of Large Effect (Mendelian Disorders).

Multifactoral (Polygenic) Inheritance Disorders.

Chromosomal Disorders.

Teratology.

13. Infectious Diseases.

Prions.

Viral Diseases.

Bacterial Diseases.

Fungal and Algal Diseases.

Pathology of Parasitism.

14. Nutritional and Metabolic Disease.

Nutritional Diseases.

Metabolic Diseases.

Aging.

15. Ecosystems and Forensic Pathology.

Airborne Pollutants: inhalation toxicity.

Environmental Pollutants.

Aquatic Ecosystems.

Agricultural Hazards.

Wildlife Ecosystems: free ranging animals.

16. Forensic Pathology.

Forensic Science.

Bioterrorism.

Index

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      Publisher: Wiley
      Publication Date: 10/31/2006 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780813824956, 978-0813824956
      ISBN10: 0813824958

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Introduction to Veterinary Pathology, Third Edition, is constructed for the beginning student in veterinary pathology, to introduce new scientific information on mechanisms of general tissue injury into the language of medicine. The basic concepts of pathology are integrated into clinical medicine.

      Trade Review
      "Dr. Cheville is a distinguished expert in the field of veterinary pathology...any text produced by this author will contain a valuable collection of knowledge."
      Veterinary Pathology

      Table of Contents
      Preface.

      Introduction.

      1. Overview: Injury, Death and Adaptive Responses.

      The Language of Pathology.

      The Diagnosis.

      Necrosis.

      Adaptive Responses to Injury and Altered Stimulation.

      Pathologists at Work.

      2. Cell Death and Cell Recovery.

      Necrosis: Morphology and Mechanisms.

      Apoptosis: Programmed Cell Death.

      Cell Protection and Recovery.

      3. Cellular Responses to Sublethal Injury.

      Metabolite Overload.

      Protein Aggregation Disorders.

      Amyloid.

      Calcification.

      Pigments.

      Crystals.

      Connective Tissue Substances.

      4. Inflammation.

      Overview.

      Clinical Signs and Lesions.

      Pathogenesis of Acute Inflammation.

      Systemic Signs of Acute Inflammation.

      Chemical Mediators of Inflammation.

      Chronic Inflammation.

      5. Repair: Wound Healing and Regeneration.

      Repair.

      Angiogenesis.

      Fibrosis.

      Epithelialization.

      Regeneration.

      6. Hemostasis and Thrombosis.

      Overview.

      Prevention of Coagulation by Normal Endothelium.

      Platelet Aggregation.

      Blood Coagulation.

      Thrombosis.

      7. Hemodynamic Disorders.

      Cardiovascular Disease and its Consequences.

      Edema.

      Hemorrhage.

      Shock.

      Infarction.

      Embolism.

      Collateral and Compensatory Circulation.

      Vascular Shunts and Fistulae.

      Lymphatic Blockage.

      Ischemia.

      8. Neoplasia:Characterizing the Neoplasm.

      Overview.

      Benign vs Malignant.

      Making the Correct Diagnosis.

      9. Spread, Host Responses, and Genetics of Cancer.

      The Spread of Neoplasms.

      Clinical Effects of Neoplasms.

      Restraint of Neoplastic Growth.

      The Genetic Basis of Cancer.

      The Cancer Cell.

      10. Causes of Cancer.

      Chemical Carcinogenesis.

      Viral Oncogenesis.

      Physical Agents Associated with Neoplasms.

      11. Immunologic Disorders.

      Disorders from Reduced Innate Immunity.

      Defects in Adaptive Immunity.

      Hypersensitivity Disease.

      Autoimmune Disease.

      12. Genetic Disorders and Teratology.

      Overview.

      Mutant Genes of Large Effect (Mendelian Disorders).

      Multifactoral (Polygenic) Inheritance Disorders.

      Chromosomal Disorders.

      Teratology.

      13. Infectious Diseases.

      Prions.

      Viral Diseases.

      Bacterial Diseases.

      Fungal and Algal Diseases.

      Pathology of Parasitism.

      14. Nutritional and Metabolic Disease.

      Nutritional Diseases.

      Metabolic Diseases.

      Aging.

      15. Ecosystems and Forensic Pathology.

      Airborne Pollutants: inhalation toxicity.

      Environmental Pollutants.

      Aquatic Ecosystems.

      Agricultural Hazards.

      Wildlife Ecosystems: free ranging animals.

      16. Forensic Pathology.

      Forensic Science.

      Bioterrorism.

      Index

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