Author: Donald B. Feldman
Edition: 1
Publisher: CRC Press
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0849349346
Necropsy Guide: Rodents and the Rabbit
This laboratory guidebook provides step-by-step procedures that will aid in the dissection and collection of major organs and tissues of the most common species of small animals used in biomedical research. Medical books Necropsy Guide. Medical books Necropsy Guide Rodents and the Rabbit, 9780849349348. Necropsy Guide Rodents and the Rabbit, ISBN-13: 9780849349348, ISBN-10: 0849349346
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Necropsy Guide Rodents and the Rabbit, ISBN-13: 9780849349348, ISBN-10: 0849349346
author db feldman author john curtis seely format hardback language english publication year 31 03 1988 subject mathematics sciences subject 2 life sciences zoology title necropsy guide rodents and the rabbit author feldman donald b author seely john curtis author publisher crc pr i llc publication date apr 01 1988 pages 176 binding hardcover edition 1 st dimensions 7 00 wx 10 25 hx 0 50 d isbn 0849349346 subject medical forensic medicine brand new hardcover all orders get full access to our
Necropsy Guide: Rodents and the Rabbit by Feldman, Donald B./ Seely, John Curtis [Hardcover]
"This laboratory guidebook provides step-by-step procedures that will aid in the dissection and collection of major organs and tissues of the most common species of small animals used in biomedical research. Through extensive use of photographs and illustrations, the dissector is guided through a complete necropsy of each species for the purpose of collecting the organs and tissues routinely examined by pathologists. The techniques described will enable the technician to perform necropsies on almost any mammal in a precise and logical sequence, and to properly collect tissue in order to avoid
Medical Book Necropsy Guide
Through extensive use of photographs and illustrations, the dissector is guided through a complete necropsy of each species for the purpose of collecting the organs and tissues routinely examined by pathologists. The techniques described will enable the technician to perform necropsies on almost any mammal in a precise and logical sequence, and to properly collect tissue in order to avoid diagnostic errors. Morphological differences among the various species are discussed.
