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期刊名:Topics in companion animal medicine

缩写:TOP COMPANION ANIM M

ISSN:1938-9736

e-ISSN:1946-9837

IF/分区:1.2/Q3

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Amy L MacNeill Amy L MacNeill
Fine-needle aspirates and impression smears of cutaneous and subcutaneous lesions and lymph nodes are the most commonly submitted cytology samples from veterinary patients. Diagnostic cytology samples of these lesions are easily collected i...
Dennis B DeNicola Dennis B DeNicola
The complete blood count is one of the basic building blocks of the minimum database in veterinary medicine. Over the past 20 years, there has been a tremendous advancement in the technology of hematology analyzers and their availability to...
Thomas K Graves Thomas K Graves
Although veterinary clinicians commonly rely on panels of laboratory tests with individual results flagged when abnormal, care should be taken in interpreting normal test results as well. There are several examples of this in evaluating pat...
Andrew H Sparkes Andrew H Sparkes
Aging is associated with a wide variety of physiological changes that compromise the ability of the body to respond to stress or change, and ultimately contribute to morbidity and mortality. Much research has been done on the aging process ...
Xavier Manteca Xavier Manteca
With increasing age, some dogs develop a neurogenerative disease that is commonly referred to as canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS). Diagnosis of CDS can be clinical or based on laboratory tests. The main behavioral changes associa...
Ebenezer Satyaraj Ebenezer Satyaraj
Nutritional immunology is the study of the relationship between food and the immune system. It evolved with the study of immune deficiencies caused by malnutrition. However, because of technological advances made over the past few decades, ...
Danièlle A Gunn-Moore Danièlle A Gunn-Moore
Increasing numbers of cats are living to become elderly and they commonly develop behavioral changes. The objectives of this article are to consider the possible causes and prevalence of behavioral problems in pet cats, to describe how cogn...
Yuanlong Pan Yuanlong Pan
Aging induces many morphological and metabolic changes in the brain, which may eventually lead to cognitive impairment and dementia called cognitive dysfunction syndrome in senior dogs. Cognitive impairment and dementia can adversely affect...
Karen L Overall Karen L Overall
Tests of canine cognition are now receiving much deserved attention. Not only are dogs excellent models for human anxiety-related conditions and those involving brain aging, but how dogs learn and problem solve are interesting stand-alone t...