In this issue of Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, guest editor Dr. Megan Romano brings her considerable expertise to the topic of Toxicologic Disorders. Top experts in the field discuss current diagnosis and treatment recommendations for the most common toxicologic causes of disease in equines in North America, including updated information on toxic principles/mechanisms, analytical confirmation, and treatment recommendations. This issue brings more awareness to ABVT-boarded toxicologists and the field, as well.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. ix 7. Preface - p. xi 8. Investigation and diagnostic approaches - p. xii 9. Investigative and Diagnostic Toxicology and Feed-Related Outbreaks - p. 1 10. Diagnostic Pathology of Equine Toxicoses - p. 11 11. Plants - p. 27 12. Range and Pasture Plants Likely to Poison Horses - p. 29 13. Plants Causing Toxic Myopathies - p. 45 14. Toxic Garden and Landscaping Plants - p. 61 15. Pyrogallol Toxicosis in Horses - p. 77 16. Other biotoxins (mycotoxins, cantharidin, cyanobacteria, and snake envenomations) - p. 82 17. Equine Mycotoxins - p. 83 18. Toxigenic Endophyte–Infected Tall Fescue and Ergot Alkaloids - p. 95 19. Cantharidin - p. 113 20. Blue Green Algae - p. 121 21. Snake Envenomation - p. 133 22. Other toxicants - p. 150 23. Therapeutic Medications and Illicit Medications and Supplements - p. 151 24. Ionophores - p. 161 25. Industrial and Agricultural Toxicants - p. 167
In this issue of Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, guest editor Dr. Megan Romano brings her considerable expertise to the topic of Toxicologic Disorders. Top experts in the field discuss current diagnosis and treatment recommendations for the most common toxicologic causes of disease in equines in North America, including updated information on toxic principles/mechanisms, analytical confirmation, and treatment recommendations. This issue brings more awareness to ABVT-boarded toxicologists and the field, as well.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. ix 7. Preface - p. xi 8. Investigation and diagnostic approaches - p. xii 9. Investigative and Diagnostic Toxicology and Feed-Related Outbreaks - p. 1 10. Diagnostic Pathology of Equine Toxicoses - p. 11 11. Plants - p. 27 12. Range and Pasture Plants Likely to Poison Horses - p. 29 13. Plants Causing Toxic Myopathies - p. 45 14. Toxic Garden and Landscaping Plants - p. 61 15. Pyrogallol Toxicosis in Horses - p. 77 16. Other biotoxins (mycotoxins, cantharidin, cyanobacteria, and snake envenomations) - p. 82 17. Equine Mycotoxins - p. 83 18. Toxigenic Endophyte–Infected Tall Fescue and Ergot Alkaloids - p. 95 19. Cantharidin - p. 113 20. Blue Green Algae - p. 121 21. Snake Envenomation - p. 133 22. Other toxicants - p. 150 23. Therapeutic Medications and Illicit Medications and Supplements - p. 151 24. Ionophores - p. 161 25. Industrial and Agricultural Toxicants - p. 167
