PASE 45

Cas cliniques

Trois cas d’exophtalmie atypique chez le Lapin (Christophe Bulliot)

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Diagnostic et traitement chirurgical d’un carcinome thyroïdien chez un Cochon d’Inde (Cavia porcellus) (Florent Modesto)

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Epulis fibromateux ossifié chez un Chat Marsupial stabilisé par phytothérapie. (Dylan Duby, Norin Chai & Aude Bourgeois)

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Paralysie à tique sur un Kéa (Norin Chai, Anaïs Sailler, Dylan Duby, Pierre Huberdeau & Aude Bourgeois)

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Pododermatite sur une Poule (Marie Monchaux, Jessie Vandenbruggen, Christophe Rodrigues et Didier Marlier)

1. CHITTY, J. 2019. Disorders of the integument. In: Poland, G. Raftery, A. (eds) BSAVA Manual of Backyard Poultry Medicine and Surgery. British Small Animal Veterinary Association, Quedgeley, England, Pp ; 148-149.
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Pratique

Transfusion sanguine en médecine zoologique (Thierry Petit)

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Prise de sang chez les Reptiles (Norin Chai)

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Chirurgies urinaires chez le Cobaye (Claire Bahuet et Charly Pignon)

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Conservation / Faune sauvage locale

Un point sur les oiseaux plombés (Oumayma El Attar)

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Revue de presse

(Anaïs Sailler)