Clinical Biochemistry of Domestic Animals 6th Edition

Clinical Biochemistry of Domestic Animals

Clinical Biochemistry of Domestic Animals, 6th Edition, edited by Jiro Jerry Kaneko, John W. Harvey, and colleagues, explains the biochemical changes associated with diseases in domestic animals and their importance in clinical diagnosis. It examines abnormalities in blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid, joint fluid, other body fluids, and cells. The book also includes reference ranges for numerous animal species to support laboratory result interpretation and veterinary decision-making.

Key Features:

• Explains the biochemical basis of diseases in domestic animals.
• Examines biochemical abnormalities associated with different disease processes.
• Covers biochemical changes in blood and urine.
• Discusses cerebrospinal fluid, joint fluid, and other body fluids.
• Explores biochemical changes occurring at the cellular level.
• Connects laboratory findings with disease diagnosis.
• Explains the clinical significance of biochemical test results.
• Includes reference ranges for a wide range of animal species.
• Supports interpretation of laboratory results in veterinary practice.
• Serves as a reference for veterinarians, veterinary students, researchers, and clinical pathologists.