Anatomical & Clinical Radiology of Birds of Prey: Including Interactive Advanced Anatomical Imaging

Birds of Prey: Clinical Radiology Atlas

Edited by Jaime Samour and Jesus L. Naldo, this illustrated atlas presents the normal radiographic anatomy of birds of prey and examines common clinical and pathological conditions affecting raptors. It combines radiographs with clinical and post-mortem photographs, alongside guidance on positioning, contrast studies, and magnification techniques. Coverage of ultrasound, CT, and MRI, together with an interactive DVD, supports learning and diagnostic imaging in avian veterinary medicine.

Key Features:

• Illustrates the normal radiographic anatomy of multiple raptor species
• Covers falcons, owls, goshawks, kites, vultures, and eagles
• Describes common clinical and pathological conditions in birds of prey
• Combines clinical photographs with corresponding radiographic images
• Explains patient positioning for diagnostic radiography
• Covers contrast radiography and magnification techniques
• Includes a dedicated section on common radiographic mistakes
• Introduces ultrasound, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging
• Features over 70 color photographs, 290 radiographs, and 120 line illustrations
• Supports avian veterinarians, zoo professionals, rehabilitators, students, and researchers