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This fully revised and expanded edition illustrates common ophthalmic diseases in dogs, cats, horses, birds, and farm animals. It covers clinical examination procedures, typical symptoms, breed-specific predispositions as well as medications and treatment options both surgical and non-surgical relevant to veterinary practitioners.
Structured to mirror the steps of a clinical examination, the book serves as a reliable and indispensable handbook both for the veterinary ophthalmology novice and the general practitioner.
The book highlights diseases that can be challenging to diagnose without specialized experience or specific instruments. Ophthalmic emergencies and rare presentations are also described to complete the range of possible ophthalmic disorders making differential diagnosis easier for the veterinary practitioner.
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Frans C. Stades, DVM, PhD, Dip. ECVO, was Associate Professor of Veterinary Ophthalmology at the Utrecht University from 1972 to 2006. He earned his PhD studying PHTVL/PHPV in Dobermanns. A Charter Diplomate and the first President of the ECVO, he continues to work at a specialist referral clinic. He is an Officer in the Dutch Order of Oranje- Nassau, and an Honorary Member of the ECVO.
Michael H. Boevé, DVM, PhD, Dip. ECVO, was appointed Diplomate of the ECVO in 1993. In 2020 he retired as an Associate Professor of Veterinary Ophthalmology from Utrecht University. At present (2025), he remains active as a Visiting Professor of Ophthalmology at Hannover University of Veteri-nary Medicine and as a clinician at Medisch Centrum voor Dieren, a specialist referral clinic in Amsterdam.
Together with their co-authors, they present their expert knowledge from the veterinary universities in The Netherlands, Austria, Sweden and Switzerland,
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This fully revised and expanded edition illustrates common ophthalmic diseases in dogs, cats, horses, birds, and farm animals. It covers clinical examination procedures, typical symptoms, breed-specific predispositions as well as medications and treatment options – both surgical and non-surgical – relevant to veterinary practitioners.
Structured to mirror the steps of a clinical examination, the book serves as a reliable and indispensable handbook both for the veterinary ophthalmology novice and the general practitioner.
The book highlights diseases that can be challenging to diagnose without specialized experience or specific instruments. Ophthalmic emergencies and rare presentations are also described to complete the range of possible ophthalmic disorders – making differential diagnosis easier for the veterinary practitioner.
