Adverse outcome pathways (AOPs) describe toxicant effects as a sequential chain of
causally linked events beginning with a molecular perturbation and culminating in an …

Cardiac disease is relatively common in pet ferrets, particularly in middle-aged to older
ferrets, and may comprise either problems with conduction, contractility, or outflow. 1–4 …

Abstract Throughout South Asia, cattle are regularly treated with non-steroidal anti-
inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and their carcasses are left for scavengers to consume …

Diclofenac has recently been identified as a cause of the widespread vulture decline on the
Indian subcontinent. Although the clinical signs and pathology have been described, the …

Монография посвящена сравнительно-физиологическому изучению механизмов
формирования кардиоэлектрического поля у теплокровных животных и человека в …

The tremendous diversity in form, function, and mode of life existing across avian orders and
between wild and domesticated species, as well as variation that exists within any given …

Cardiovascular Drugs in Avian, Small Mammal, and Reptile Medicine - Veterinary Clinics:
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Small mammals and birds present unique challenges for the clinician in treatment of life-
threatening conditions. Numerous books have been written on shock, critical care, and …

Cardiovascular disease is frequently encountered in avian practice and poses a serious
threat to the quality of life and longevity of many avian species. 1 In regard to psittacine birds …

A four‐year‐old, castrated male ferret (Mustela putorius furo) was evaluated because of a
one‐year history of sporadic cough. On physical examination a grade 5 of 6 holosystolic …