Keywords
pathology resource, disease pathology, viral diseases pathology, prion diseases study, bacterial infection pathology, mycoplasma diseases research, chlamydial infection pathology, fungal diseases insights, parasitic diseases analysis, nutritional imbalance pathology, toxicopathology resource, laboratory animal diseases, wild animal pathology, disease mechanism guide, health impact of diseases, comprehensive pathology guide, research in pathology, student pathology resource, pathology for professionals, understanding disease progression, infectious disease pathology, animal pathology studies, disease cause analysis, disease pathology insights, detailed studies in pathology, pathology for researchers, pathology education resource, disease impact assessmentSpecial Veterinary Pathology: Pathology of Infectious and Non - Infectious Diseases of Domestic Pet, Laboratory and Wild Animals
authored by: R.S. Chauhan & Desh Deepak SinghLength: 152 mm | Breadth: 21.84 mm | Height: 229 mm | Imprint: NIPA | Weight: 600 GMS
Buy from FlipkartThis comprehensive resource delves into the diverse aspects of pathology, covering a wide range of diseases affecting various organisms. Topics include the pathology of viral, prion, bacterial, mycoplasma, chlamydial, fungal, and parasitic diseases, providing insights into their causes, progression, and impacts on health. The book also addresses pathology related to nutritional imbalances, toxicopathology, and diseases specific to laboratory and wild animals. By integrating detailed studies across these areas, it serves as a valuable guide for understanding disease mechanisms and their implications, catering to students, researchers, and professionals in pathology and related fields.
1. Pathology of viral diseases
2. Pathology of prion diseases
3. Pathology of bacterial diseases
4. Pathology of mycoplasma diseases
5. Pathology of chlamydial diseases
6. Pathology of fungal diseases
7. Pathology of parasitic diseases
8. Pathology of nutritional imbalances
9. Toxicopathology
10. Pathology of important diseases of laboratory animals