Infectious diseases of the dog and cat
This comprehensive reference resource "delivers current, reliable information essential to the management of small animal infectious diseases caused by viruses, rickettsiae, chlamydiae, mycoplasmas, bacteria, fungi, algae, protozoa, and unknown agents."--Publisher
Print Book, English, ©2012
Elsevier/Saunders, St. Louis, Mo., ©2012
xxii, 1354 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 29 cm
9781416061304, 1416061304
731127493
Section 1. Viral, rickettsial, and chlamydial diseases
1. Laboratory diagnosis of viral and rickettsial infections and clinical epidemiology of infectious disease
2. Antiviral and immunomodulatory chemotherapy
3. Canine distemper
4. Infectious canine hepatitis and canine acidophil cell hepatitis
5. Canine herpesvirus infection
6. Canine infectious respiratory disease
7. Nonrespiratory paramyxovirus infections of dogs
8. Canine viral enteritis
9. Feline enteric viral infections
10. Feline coronavirus infections
11. Feline leukemia virus infection
12. Feline immunodeficiency virus infection
13. Feline adenovirus infection
14. Feline respiratory disease
15. Feline foamy (syncytium-forming) virus infection
16. Feline paramyxovirus infections
17. Poxvirus infections
18. Papillomavirus infections
19. Miscellaneous viral infections
20. Rabies and other Lyssavirus infections
21. Pseudorabies
22. Enterovirus infections
23. Influenza virus infections
- 24. Arthropod-borne viral infections
25. Neorickettsia and Wolbachia infections
26. Ehrlichia and anaplasma infections
27. Rocky Mountain and Mediterranean spotted fevers, Cat-flea typhuslike illness, Rickettsialpox, and Typhus
28. Chlamydial infections
Section 2: Mycoplasmal and bacterial diseases
29. Laboratory diagnosis of bacterial infections
30. Antibacterial chemotherapy
31. Hemotropic mycoplasmosis (hemobartonellosis)
32. Nonhemotropic mycoplasmal, ureaplasmal, and L-form infections. 33. Gram-positive bacterial infections
34. Staphylococcal infections
35. Gram-negative bacterial infections
36. Sepsis
37. Enteric bacterial infections
38. Canine brucellosis
39. Anaerobic infections
40. Botulism
41. Tetanus
42. Leptospirosis
43. Borreliosis
44. Miscellaneous bacterial infections
45. Plague
46. Francisella and Coxiella infections
47. Actinomycosis and nocardiosis
48. Mycobacterial infections
49. Dermatophilosis
50. Abscesses and Botryomycosis caused by bacteria
51. Bite wound infections
52. Bartonellosis
53. Surgical and traumatic wound infections
Section 3. Fungal and Algal diseases
54. Laboratory diagnosis of fungal and algal infections
55. Antifungal chemotherapy
56. Cutaneous fungal infecions
57. Blastomycosis
58. Histoplasmosis
59. Cryptococcosis
60. Coccidioidomycosis and paracoccidioidomycosis
61. Sporotrichosis
62. Aspergillosis and penicilliosis
63. Candidiasis and rhodotorulosis
64. Trichosporonosis
65. Miscellanious fungal infections
66. Pneumocystosis
67. Protothecosis and chlorellosis
68. Rhinosporidiosis
69. Microsporidiosis
Section 3. Protozoal diseases
70. Laboratory diagnosis of protozoal infections
71. Antiprotozoal chemotherapy
72. Trypanosomiasis
73. Leishmaniases
74. Hepatozoonosis
75. Cytauxzoonosis
76. Babesiosis
77. Enteric protozoal infections
78. Nonenteric amebiasis : acanthamebiasis, hartmannelliasis, and balamuthiasis
79. Toxoplasmosis and neosporosis
80. Enteric coccidiosis
81. Cryptosporidiosis and cyclosporiasis. Section 4. Clinical problems
82. Neurologic diseases of suspected infectious infectious origin and prion disease
83. Heartworm disease
84. Integumentary infections
85. Musculoskeletal infections
86. Cardiovascular infections
87. Bacterial respiratory infections
88. Gastrointestinal and intra-abdominal infections
89. Hepatobiliary infections
90. Genitourinary infections
91. Bacterial infections of the central nervous system
92. Ocular infections
93. Environmental factors in infectious disease
94. Immunodeficiencies and infectious diseases
95. Fever
96. Prevention and management of infection in canine populations
97. Prevention and management of infection in multiple-cat environments
98. Considerations and management of infectious diseases of feral cats
99. Zoonotic infections of medical importance in immunocompromised humans
100. Immunoprophylaxix
Appendix: Antimicrobial drug formulary
Web appendix 1: Recommendations for core and noncore vaccinations of dogs
Web appendix 2: Recommendations for core and noncore vaccinations of cats
Web appendix 3: Canine and feline biologics manufacturers and products available worldwide
Web appendix 4: Compendium of animal rabies prevention and control
Web appendix 5: Laboratory testing for infectious deseases of dogs and cats
Web appendix 6: Manufacturers of diagnostic test kits or reagents and their products
Web appendix 7: Disease rule-outs for medical problems. Machine generated contents note
Includes index