Pratique des Animaux Sauvage et Exotiques

BIBLIOGRAPHIE

PASE 48

Cas cliniques

Diagnostic et gestion d’un hydrometre chez une lapine de compagnie (Oryctolagus cuniculus). Kévin Schlax, Léda Di Bez Castro, Marie Mélin

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Anorexie et abattement chez un cochon d’inde de 2 ans (Cavia porcellus). Palmero Audrey et Zachée Quentin

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Discussion de deux cas de dilatation/torsion d’estomac chez le cochon d’Inde (Cavia porcellus). Nathalie Lemmens

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2.Review of gastric torsion in eight guinea pigs. Anna Nogradi; Iain Cope; marton Balogh.  Acta veterinaria hungarica 65 (4) pp 487-499 2017

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4.Gastrointestinal disease in exotic small mammals. Minh Huynh, Charly Pignon   J of exotic pet medicine 22 (2013) 118-131

5.Gastric Dilatation volvulus in a guinea pig. Mitchell; M. Hawkins; P. Gaffney; A. Macleod J. Am Hos Assoc 2010; 46: 174-180

6.Gastric dilatation and volvulus in guinea pig: a retrospective study. Charly Pignon.   Congrès Icare 2017 Venise

7.Le volvulus gastrique idiopathique aïgu. Pan Afr Med J. 2013 ;14 :31  Mouhsine A., Anzaoui J., Bouchentouf R.

Épizootie de goitres chez des cichlidés du lac Tanganyika. Jérôme Blanc

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Pratique

L’appendicite du lapin de compagnie (Oryctolagus cuniculus). Etat des lieux des connaissances et des recommandations actuelles. Mathilde Charrasse et Minh Huynh

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Gestion du VSBV-1 en parc zoologique. Karl Mercera et Denis Michaux

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