First published 2020
Dr. Edward Earley stands in the veterinary clinic, examining a horse's mouth under bright surgical lights. Alongside colleagues Robert Baratt and Stephen Galloway, he faces the complex world of equine dental care and oral surgery. The three veterinarians must navigate intricate procedures from basic dental floating to advanced sinus surgeries. They work through standing sedation protocols, interpret radiological images, and master both traditional and alternative extraction methods. When complications arise during extractions, their expertise becomes crucial. The team also confronts challenging cases involving nasal bullae disease and sinus conditions that require surgical intervention. Through computed tomography interpretation and oral endoscopy techniques, they push the boundaries of equine dental practice. Their work represents the evolution of a field with deep historical roots, bringing modern technology to age-old veterinary challenges.
Genres: animals, reference, non-fiction, health, medicine, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: expertise
280 pages · Hardcover · Elsevier