Table of Contents

1 General laboratory medicine
R Walton

2 Equine hematology
R Walton, C Lawson

3 Bone marrow evaluation
J Messick

4 Immunohematology and hemostasis
K Jackson

5 The liver
R Walton, D Myers

6 The kidney
A Bohn, R Walton

7 Acid-base and electrolyte evaluation
A Bohn

8 Proteins
K Wallace-Walsh

9 Laboratory assessment of lipid and glucose metabolism
R Walton

10 Laboratory markers of muscle injury
A Billings, M Spoor, J Quinn

11 Endocrine evaluation
M Blauveldt

12 Cytology of Cutaneous and Subcutaneous Lesions
A Valenciano, A Burton, A Borchers

13 Cytology of the Eyes and Associated Structures
J Piccone, L Vallone

14 Cytology of the Alimentary Tract
S Fielder, and M McCourt

15 Cytology of the Lymph Nodes
K Jacocks

16 Cytology of the Endometrium
C Makloski-Cohorn, L Ramirez-Agamez, C Hernandez-Aviles

17 Semen Evaluation
C Makloski-Cohorn, L Ramirez-Agamez, C Hernandez-Aviles

18 Evaluation of fluids
R Walton

19 Cerebrospinal fluid
A Siegel

20 Cytology of the Respiratory Tract
M Piviani

About the Author

The editors Raquel M. Walton, VMD, MS, PhD, DACVP (Clinical Pathology) is a Clinical Pathologist at IDEXX Laboratories in the Center for Animal Referral and Emergency Services in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, USA. Rick L. Cowell, DVM, MS, DACVP (Clinical Pathology), is a Clinical Pathologist at IDEXX Laboratories in Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA. Amy C. Valenciano, DVM, MS, DACVP (Clinical Pathology), is a Clinical Pathologist at IDEXX Laboratories in Dallas, Texas, USA.

Reviews

Overall, this book is an excellent addition for the library of any equine clinician, pathologist, clinical pathologist, or veterinary student. The quality of the paper used is good, and the cover and binding is substantial, indicating that this book should age well and not deteriorate or disintegrate, as sometimes occurs with less well-constructed books. - Vet Clin Pathol. 2021;50:309.

"This well-organized, user-friendly book will appeal to a wide range of audiences including equine-focused veterinary students, interns, residents, and practitioners, as well as clinical pathologists seeking to expand their knowledge of equine-specific entities." - JAVMA | SEP 15, 2021 | VOL 259 | NO. 6