Clinical Radiology of Exotic Companion Mammals

Clinical Radiology of Exotic Mammals

Written by Vittorio Capello, Angela M. Lennox, and other contributors, this practical veterinary reference focuses on radiographic imaging of exotic companion mammals. It presents normal radiographic anatomy, common and uncommon abnormalities, and techniques for obtaining diagnostic-quality images in small and specialized species. The book supports veterinarians in interpreting radiographs and improving diagnostic care for exotic mammal patients.

Key Features:

• Covers radiology of a wide range of exotic companion mammals
• Includes rabbits, rodents, ferrets, hedgehogs, and marsupials
• Discusses radiographic anatomy and normal imaging patterns
• Explains common and uncommon radiographic abnormalities
• Reviews radiology principles, equipment, and imaging techniques
• Provides guidance on patient positioning for accurate imaging
• Addresses challenges associated with imaging small animal species
• Includes clinical and surgical images to illustrate abnormalities
• Supports comparative radiographic anatomy and interpretation
• Designed for veterinarians and professionals in exotic animal medicine