Fowler's Zoo and Wild Animal Medicine Current Therapy, Volume 10
Herausgeber: Miller, R Eric; Calle, Paul P; Lamberski, Nadine
Fowler's Zoo and Wild Animal Medicine Current Therapy, Volume 10
Herausgeber: Miller, R Eric; Calle, Paul P; Lamberski, Nadine
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* NEW! All-new topics and contributors ensure that this volume addresses the most current issues relating to zoo and wild animals. * NEW! Content on emerging diseases includes topics such as COVID-19, rabbit hemorrhagic disease, yellow fever in South American primates, monitoring herpesviruses in multiple species, and canine distemper in unusual species. * NEW! Emphasis on management includes coverage of diversity in zoo and wildlife medicine. * NEW! Panel of international contributors includes, for the first time, experts from Costa Rica, Estonia, Ethiopia, India, Norway, and Singapore, along…mehr
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* NEW! All-new topics and contributors ensure that this volume addresses the most current issues relating to zoo and wild animals. * NEW! Content on emerging diseases includes topics such as COVID-19, rabbit hemorrhagic disease, yellow fever in South American primates, monitoring herpesviruses in multiple species, and canine distemper in unusual species. * NEW! Emphasis on management includes coverage of diversity in zoo and wildlife medicine. * NEW! Panel of international contributors includes, for the first time, experts from Costa Rica, Estonia, Ethiopia, India, Norway, and Singapore, along with many other countries. * NEW! Enhanced eBook version is included with each print purchase, providing a fully searchable version of the entire text and access to all of its text, figures, and references.
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- Verlag: Elsevier Health Sciences
- Seitenzahl: 832
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780443268588
- ISBN-10: 0443268584
- Artikelnr.: 70179902
- Verlag: Elsevier Health Sciences
- Seitenzahl: 832
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780443268588
- ISBN-10: 0443268584
- Artikelnr.: 70179902
ZAWAM 10 - Potential Topics
Final TOC forthcoming upon hand over; will be whittled down to fit 100
chapters from the 192 that are listed below.
1. Leadership
2. Update
3. Risk-based quarantine
4. Training programs in SE Asia
5. Transferring veterinary techniques via training in developing
countries
6. Development of a regional wildlife health surveillance system
7. Zoo and wildlife veterinarians as organizational leaders
8. Diversity and Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians
9. Palm oil and wildlife health
10. Alternatives to Annual Preventive Medical Examinations
11. Application of pressure-sensitive walkway and gait analysis for
lameness detection in zoo animals
12. Use of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in zoo animal organs
13. Use of ZIMS mega data
14. ZIMS contributions to physical norms
15. Recommendations for reintroductions
16. Risk mitigation in reptile reintroducation programs
17. Children's Zoo medicine and management
18. Monitoring zoonoses
19. Research study design
20. Statistics for zoo and wildlife veterinarians
21. Policy cooperation
22. Geriatric Medicine
23. Physical therapy for rehabilitating zoo animals
24. Use of bio-loggers in wildlife medicine
25. Common errors in understanding of tetrapod phylogeny
26. End of Life decision processes
27. Allometric monitoring of animal stress levels
28. Designing an animal welfare questionnaire
29. Review of animal welfare guidelines for zoos
30. Veterinarians and the AZA Animal Welfare Guidelines
31. Selected aspects of the Veterinary perspective on the implementation
of zoo animal welfare
32. An inexpensive way to monitor zoo animal welfare
33. Complementary therapies for zoo medicine
34. Approach to Orthopedic Surgery in Zoo Animals
35. Approach to Minimal Invasive Surgery in Zoo Animals
36. Pharmacokinetics
37. Anesthesia monitoring
38. Advantages of isofluorane vs. Sevofluorane
39. Thiafentanil update
40. Newer anesthetic combinations
41. Use of local anesthesia in zoo species
42. Avian analgesia
43. Use of anxiolytics in zoo ruminants
44. Anesthesia and hoof care
45. Walkway to measure penguin gaits
46. Use of radioisotopes to monitor feeding habits
47. Effects of MRI on sea turtles and other species
48. Use of Australian zoos and rehab centers to monitor for emerging
diseases
49. Development of a diagnostics lab in a developing country
50. Infectious and parasitic diseases / emerging diseases
51. CD in unusual species
52. Cowpox in new species
53. Yersinia in zoos
54. Noninvasive monitoring of herpes viruses
55. Hookworms and wildlife
56. Migratory birds, tick-borne diseases and a changing climate
57. Vaccination against TB
58. Nipah virus
59. Widespread disease in many species
60. Integrated parasite management
61. Larval drug sensitivity
62. Brucella ceti in marine mammals
63. Overview of Cl perfringens in zoo animals
64. Leprosy as an emerging disease
65. African Sine Fever
66. Echinococcosis in zoo animals and wildlife
67. One Health in the Arctic
68. Effects of invasive Burmese pythons on the Everglades virus
69. Yellow fever in South American primages
70. Climate change in increasing wildlife and zoonotic infections in the
Arctic
71. Circumpolar Health
72. Echinococcosis
73. Development of an oral vaccine for white-nose disease in bats
74. Semen banking for zoo vets
75. Obstetrics & Gynecology in Zoo Mammals
76. Assisted reproduction in reptiles
77. Challenges in babirusa reproduction
78. Pharmacology in invertebrates
79. Staghorn coral reproduction
80. Aquatic invertebrate medicine
81. Antibiotic resistance in aquariums
82. Assisted reproduction in endangered fish
83. Fish neoplasia
84. Fish medicine updates
85. Harmful algal blooms
86. Cane toad biology and eradication
87. Veterinary input into amphibian Conservation programs
88. Ultrasound of olmsteads
89. Bd in salamanders
90. Amphibian nutrition
91. Amphibian pathology
92. Medical aspects of a yellow-legged frog reintroduction
93. Parannizziopsis australiensis in tuataras
94. Snake implants techniques and safety
95. Sea turtle topic
96. Medical issues with Komodo dragons
97. The effect of plastics (BPA, etc.) On reptile reproduction
98. Effects of plastic contaminants on sea turtles
99. New methods of reptile health assessment
100. Parasites
101. Current topics in reptile virology
102. Sea turtle cold stunning
103. Sea turtle rehabilitation
104. Detection of Intranuclear Coccidiosis in turtles
105. Firlavirus in reptiles
106. Veterinary management of European pond turtle reintroductions
107. Avian influenza
108. Hemoparasites in raptors
109. Veterinary input into sage grouse reintroductions
110. Update on the status of vultures and NSAID regulations
111. California condor program
112. Pelican health
113. Animal welfare and birds
114. Bird flu in Asia Boripat
115. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian TB
116. Avian analgesia
117. Use of IV regional perfusion for treatment of avian foot infections
118. Infectious diseases of Antarctic penguins - current and future
threats
119. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian mycobacteriosis
120. Avian neoplasia
121. Philornis downsi and related species in birds
122. African ground hornbill medicine
123. Echidna nutrition
124. Koala mortality
125. Update on lumpyjaw in kangaroos
126. Pangolin medicine
127. Wildlife Reserves
128. Pangolin confiscation medicine
129. Medicine of giant armadillos
130. Bat anesthesia
131. Wildlife Trust
132. Cardiomyopathy in fruit bats
133. Small mammal
134. Callitrichid preventive and general medicine
135. IV anesthesia in great apes
136. Training great apes for cardiac and physical exams
137. Evaluation of the cause of death of gorillas in zoos
138. Prosimian morbidity and mortality
139. Veterinary Management of an orangutan rehabilitation center
140. Granby gorilla, spider monkey, Callitrichid HSV1
141. Orangutan respiratory disease
142. Yellow fever and primates
143. Ecology of brucellosis in Arctic carnivores
144. Management of Persian leopards
145. Treatment of alopecia in Andean bears
146. Cheetah liver disease diagnosis and treatment update
147. Medicine of fossa (or seasonal dermatopathy in Fossa)
148. Instituting a rabies control program in Ethiopia
149. Veterinary medicine in the rehab of "dancing" bears in India
150. Polar bear SSP Research program
151. Black footed ferret program
152. Maned wolf
153. Arthritis in big cats
154. Urine as a monitor of large carnivore health
155. Mystic Aquarium Marine
156. Dugong medicine
157. Large whale euthanasia
158. What can be learned from marine mammal strandings?
159. Dolphin urolithiasis
160. Sea otter
161. Dental issues in marine mammals
162. Dolphin lungworms
163. Brucella in marine mammals
164. Giraffe contraception
165. Giraffe skin disease
166. Pigmy hippo
167. Wildlife/livestock interface in Kenya
168. Ruminant intensive care
169. TB in wild cape buffalo
170. Lameness diagnosis in hoofstock
171. Takin disease
172. Giraffe foot problems
173. Game farm management of white rhinoceroses
174. Rhinoceros birth parameters
175. Browsing rhinoceroses and iron storage disease - an update
176. Care for orphaned rhinoceroses
177. White rhino diet-induced infertility
178. Enteroliths in equids
179. Tapir disease update
180. Development of an oral speculum for elephants
181. EEHV diagnosis update
182. Update on EEHV in Asia
183. Use of corrective shoes in elephants
184. Vital signs and parameters for newborn elephants
185. AI in elephants
186. Tusk fractures
187. Elephant foot health and sand substrate
188. Recommendations for elephant herds
189. Proteome
190. Micribiome
191. Metabolomics
192. Madagascar
Final TOC forthcoming upon hand over; will be whittled down to fit 100
chapters from the 192 that are listed below.
1. Leadership
2. Update
3. Risk-based quarantine
4. Training programs in SE Asia
5. Transferring veterinary techniques via training in developing
countries
6. Development of a regional wildlife health surveillance system
7. Zoo and wildlife veterinarians as organizational leaders
8. Diversity and Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians
9. Palm oil and wildlife health
10. Alternatives to Annual Preventive Medical Examinations
11. Application of pressure-sensitive walkway and gait analysis for
lameness detection in zoo animals
12. Use of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in zoo animal organs
13. Use of ZIMS mega data
14. ZIMS contributions to physical norms
15. Recommendations for reintroductions
16. Risk mitigation in reptile reintroducation programs
17. Children's Zoo medicine and management
18. Monitoring zoonoses
19. Research study design
20. Statistics for zoo and wildlife veterinarians
21. Policy cooperation
22. Geriatric Medicine
23. Physical therapy for rehabilitating zoo animals
24. Use of bio-loggers in wildlife medicine
25. Common errors in understanding of tetrapod phylogeny
26. End of Life decision processes
27. Allometric monitoring of animal stress levels
28. Designing an animal welfare questionnaire
29. Review of animal welfare guidelines for zoos
30. Veterinarians and the AZA Animal Welfare Guidelines
31. Selected aspects of the Veterinary perspective on the implementation
of zoo animal welfare
32. An inexpensive way to monitor zoo animal welfare
33. Complementary therapies for zoo medicine
34. Approach to Orthopedic Surgery in Zoo Animals
35. Approach to Minimal Invasive Surgery in Zoo Animals
36. Pharmacokinetics
37. Anesthesia monitoring
38. Advantages of isofluorane vs. Sevofluorane
39. Thiafentanil update
40. Newer anesthetic combinations
41. Use of local anesthesia in zoo species
42. Avian analgesia
43. Use of anxiolytics in zoo ruminants
44. Anesthesia and hoof care
45. Walkway to measure penguin gaits
46. Use of radioisotopes to monitor feeding habits
47. Effects of MRI on sea turtles and other species
48. Use of Australian zoos and rehab centers to monitor for emerging
diseases
49. Development of a diagnostics lab in a developing country
50. Infectious and parasitic diseases / emerging diseases
51. CD in unusual species
52. Cowpox in new species
53. Yersinia in zoos
54. Noninvasive monitoring of herpes viruses
55. Hookworms and wildlife
56. Migratory birds, tick-borne diseases and a changing climate
57. Vaccination against TB
58. Nipah virus
59. Widespread disease in many species
60. Integrated parasite management
61. Larval drug sensitivity
62. Brucella ceti in marine mammals
63. Overview of Cl perfringens in zoo animals
64. Leprosy as an emerging disease
65. African Sine Fever
66. Echinococcosis in zoo animals and wildlife
67. One Health in the Arctic
68. Effects of invasive Burmese pythons on the Everglades virus
69. Yellow fever in South American primages
70. Climate change in increasing wildlife and zoonotic infections in the
Arctic
71. Circumpolar Health
72. Echinococcosis
73. Development of an oral vaccine for white-nose disease in bats
74. Semen banking for zoo vets
75. Obstetrics & Gynecology in Zoo Mammals
76. Assisted reproduction in reptiles
77. Challenges in babirusa reproduction
78. Pharmacology in invertebrates
79. Staghorn coral reproduction
80. Aquatic invertebrate medicine
81. Antibiotic resistance in aquariums
82. Assisted reproduction in endangered fish
83. Fish neoplasia
84. Fish medicine updates
85. Harmful algal blooms
86. Cane toad biology and eradication
87. Veterinary input into amphibian Conservation programs
88. Ultrasound of olmsteads
89. Bd in salamanders
90. Amphibian nutrition
91. Amphibian pathology
92. Medical aspects of a yellow-legged frog reintroduction
93. Parannizziopsis australiensis in tuataras
94. Snake implants techniques and safety
95. Sea turtle topic
96. Medical issues with Komodo dragons
97. The effect of plastics (BPA, etc.) On reptile reproduction
98. Effects of plastic contaminants on sea turtles
99. New methods of reptile health assessment
100. Parasites
101. Current topics in reptile virology
102. Sea turtle cold stunning
103. Sea turtle rehabilitation
104. Detection of Intranuclear Coccidiosis in turtles
105. Firlavirus in reptiles
106. Veterinary management of European pond turtle reintroductions
107. Avian influenza
108. Hemoparasites in raptors
109. Veterinary input into sage grouse reintroductions
110. Update on the status of vultures and NSAID regulations
111. California condor program
112. Pelican health
113. Animal welfare and birds
114. Bird flu in Asia Boripat
115. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian TB
116. Avian analgesia
117. Use of IV regional perfusion for treatment of avian foot infections
118. Infectious diseases of Antarctic penguins - current and future
threats
119. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian mycobacteriosis
120. Avian neoplasia
121. Philornis downsi and related species in birds
122. African ground hornbill medicine
123. Echidna nutrition
124. Koala mortality
125. Update on lumpyjaw in kangaroos
126. Pangolin medicine
127. Wildlife Reserves
128. Pangolin confiscation medicine
129. Medicine of giant armadillos
130. Bat anesthesia
131. Wildlife Trust
132. Cardiomyopathy in fruit bats
133. Small mammal
134. Callitrichid preventive and general medicine
135. IV anesthesia in great apes
136. Training great apes for cardiac and physical exams
137. Evaluation of the cause of death of gorillas in zoos
138. Prosimian morbidity and mortality
139. Veterinary Management of an orangutan rehabilitation center
140. Granby gorilla, spider monkey, Callitrichid HSV1
141. Orangutan respiratory disease
142. Yellow fever and primates
143. Ecology of brucellosis in Arctic carnivores
144. Management of Persian leopards
145. Treatment of alopecia in Andean bears
146. Cheetah liver disease diagnosis and treatment update
147. Medicine of fossa (or seasonal dermatopathy in Fossa)
148. Instituting a rabies control program in Ethiopia
149. Veterinary medicine in the rehab of "dancing" bears in India
150. Polar bear SSP Research program
151. Black footed ferret program
152. Maned wolf
153. Arthritis in big cats
154. Urine as a monitor of large carnivore health
155. Mystic Aquarium Marine
156. Dugong medicine
157. Large whale euthanasia
158. What can be learned from marine mammal strandings?
159. Dolphin urolithiasis
160. Sea otter
161. Dental issues in marine mammals
162. Dolphin lungworms
163. Brucella in marine mammals
164. Giraffe contraception
165. Giraffe skin disease
166. Pigmy hippo
167. Wildlife/livestock interface in Kenya
168. Ruminant intensive care
169. TB in wild cape buffalo
170. Lameness diagnosis in hoofstock
171. Takin disease
172. Giraffe foot problems
173. Game farm management of white rhinoceroses
174. Rhinoceros birth parameters
175. Browsing rhinoceroses and iron storage disease - an update
176. Care for orphaned rhinoceroses
177. White rhino diet-induced infertility
178. Enteroliths in equids
179. Tapir disease update
180. Development of an oral speculum for elephants
181. EEHV diagnosis update
182. Update on EEHV in Asia
183. Use of corrective shoes in elephants
184. Vital signs and parameters for newborn elephants
185. AI in elephants
186. Tusk fractures
187. Elephant foot health and sand substrate
188. Recommendations for elephant herds
189. Proteome
190. Micribiome
191. Metabolomics
192. Madagascar
ZAWAM 10 - Potential Topics
Final TOC forthcoming upon hand over; will be whittled down to fit 100
chapters from the 192 that are listed below.
1. Leadership
2. Update
3. Risk-based quarantine
4. Training programs in SE Asia
5. Transferring veterinary techniques via training in developing
countries
6. Development of a regional wildlife health surveillance system
7. Zoo and wildlife veterinarians as organizational leaders
8. Diversity and Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians
9. Palm oil and wildlife health
10. Alternatives to Annual Preventive Medical Examinations
11. Application of pressure-sensitive walkway and gait analysis for
lameness detection in zoo animals
12. Use of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in zoo animal organs
13. Use of ZIMS mega data
14. ZIMS contributions to physical norms
15. Recommendations for reintroductions
16. Risk mitigation in reptile reintroducation programs
17. Children's Zoo medicine and management
18. Monitoring zoonoses
19. Research study design
20. Statistics for zoo and wildlife veterinarians
21. Policy cooperation
22. Geriatric Medicine
23. Physical therapy for rehabilitating zoo animals
24. Use of bio-loggers in wildlife medicine
25. Common errors in understanding of tetrapod phylogeny
26. End of Life decision processes
27. Allometric monitoring of animal stress levels
28. Designing an animal welfare questionnaire
29. Review of animal welfare guidelines for zoos
30. Veterinarians and the AZA Animal Welfare Guidelines
31. Selected aspects of the Veterinary perspective on the implementation
of zoo animal welfare
32. An inexpensive way to monitor zoo animal welfare
33. Complementary therapies for zoo medicine
34. Approach to Orthopedic Surgery in Zoo Animals
35. Approach to Minimal Invasive Surgery in Zoo Animals
36. Pharmacokinetics
37. Anesthesia monitoring
38. Advantages of isofluorane vs. Sevofluorane
39. Thiafentanil update
40. Newer anesthetic combinations
41. Use of local anesthesia in zoo species
42. Avian analgesia
43. Use of anxiolytics in zoo ruminants
44. Anesthesia and hoof care
45. Walkway to measure penguin gaits
46. Use of radioisotopes to monitor feeding habits
47. Effects of MRI on sea turtles and other species
48. Use of Australian zoos and rehab centers to monitor for emerging
diseases
49. Development of a diagnostics lab in a developing country
50. Infectious and parasitic diseases / emerging diseases
51. CD in unusual species
52. Cowpox in new species
53. Yersinia in zoos
54. Noninvasive monitoring of herpes viruses
55. Hookworms and wildlife
56. Migratory birds, tick-borne diseases and a changing climate
57. Vaccination against TB
58. Nipah virus
59. Widespread disease in many species
60. Integrated parasite management
61. Larval drug sensitivity
62. Brucella ceti in marine mammals
63. Overview of Cl perfringens in zoo animals
64. Leprosy as an emerging disease
65. African Sine Fever
66. Echinococcosis in zoo animals and wildlife
67. One Health in the Arctic
68. Effects of invasive Burmese pythons on the Everglades virus
69. Yellow fever in South American primages
70. Climate change in increasing wildlife and zoonotic infections in the
Arctic
71. Circumpolar Health
72. Echinococcosis
73. Development of an oral vaccine for white-nose disease in bats
74. Semen banking for zoo vets
75. Obstetrics & Gynecology in Zoo Mammals
76. Assisted reproduction in reptiles
77. Challenges in babirusa reproduction
78. Pharmacology in invertebrates
79. Staghorn coral reproduction
80. Aquatic invertebrate medicine
81. Antibiotic resistance in aquariums
82. Assisted reproduction in endangered fish
83. Fish neoplasia
84. Fish medicine updates
85. Harmful algal blooms
86. Cane toad biology and eradication
87. Veterinary input into amphibian Conservation programs
88. Ultrasound of olmsteads
89. Bd in salamanders
90. Amphibian nutrition
91. Amphibian pathology
92. Medical aspects of a yellow-legged frog reintroduction
93. Parannizziopsis australiensis in tuataras
94. Snake implants techniques and safety
95. Sea turtle topic
96. Medical issues with Komodo dragons
97. The effect of plastics (BPA, etc.) On reptile reproduction
98. Effects of plastic contaminants on sea turtles
99. New methods of reptile health assessment
100. Parasites
101. Current topics in reptile virology
102. Sea turtle cold stunning
103. Sea turtle rehabilitation
104. Detection of Intranuclear Coccidiosis in turtles
105. Firlavirus in reptiles
106. Veterinary management of European pond turtle reintroductions
107. Avian influenza
108. Hemoparasites in raptors
109. Veterinary input into sage grouse reintroductions
110. Update on the status of vultures and NSAID regulations
111. California condor program
112. Pelican health
113. Animal welfare and birds
114. Bird flu in Asia Boripat
115. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian TB
116. Avian analgesia
117. Use of IV regional perfusion for treatment of avian foot infections
118. Infectious diseases of Antarctic penguins - current and future
threats
119. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian mycobacteriosis
120. Avian neoplasia
121. Philornis downsi and related species in birds
122. African ground hornbill medicine
123. Echidna nutrition
124. Koala mortality
125. Update on lumpyjaw in kangaroos
126. Pangolin medicine
127. Wildlife Reserves
128. Pangolin confiscation medicine
129. Medicine of giant armadillos
130. Bat anesthesia
131. Wildlife Trust
132. Cardiomyopathy in fruit bats
133. Small mammal
134. Callitrichid preventive and general medicine
135. IV anesthesia in great apes
136. Training great apes for cardiac and physical exams
137. Evaluation of the cause of death of gorillas in zoos
138. Prosimian morbidity and mortality
139. Veterinary Management of an orangutan rehabilitation center
140. Granby gorilla, spider monkey, Callitrichid HSV1
141. Orangutan respiratory disease
142. Yellow fever and primates
143. Ecology of brucellosis in Arctic carnivores
144. Management of Persian leopards
145. Treatment of alopecia in Andean bears
146. Cheetah liver disease diagnosis and treatment update
147. Medicine of fossa (or seasonal dermatopathy in Fossa)
148. Instituting a rabies control program in Ethiopia
149. Veterinary medicine in the rehab of "dancing" bears in India
150. Polar bear SSP Research program
151. Black footed ferret program
152. Maned wolf
153. Arthritis in big cats
154. Urine as a monitor of large carnivore health
155. Mystic Aquarium Marine
156. Dugong medicine
157. Large whale euthanasia
158. What can be learned from marine mammal strandings?
159. Dolphin urolithiasis
160. Sea otter
161. Dental issues in marine mammals
162. Dolphin lungworms
163. Brucella in marine mammals
164. Giraffe contraception
165. Giraffe skin disease
166. Pigmy hippo
167. Wildlife/livestock interface in Kenya
168. Ruminant intensive care
169. TB in wild cape buffalo
170. Lameness diagnosis in hoofstock
171. Takin disease
172. Giraffe foot problems
173. Game farm management of white rhinoceroses
174. Rhinoceros birth parameters
175. Browsing rhinoceroses and iron storage disease - an update
176. Care for orphaned rhinoceroses
177. White rhino diet-induced infertility
178. Enteroliths in equids
179. Tapir disease update
180. Development of an oral speculum for elephants
181. EEHV diagnosis update
182. Update on EEHV in Asia
183. Use of corrective shoes in elephants
184. Vital signs and parameters for newborn elephants
185. AI in elephants
186. Tusk fractures
187. Elephant foot health and sand substrate
188. Recommendations for elephant herds
189. Proteome
190. Micribiome
191. Metabolomics
192. Madagascar
Final TOC forthcoming upon hand over; will be whittled down to fit 100
chapters from the 192 that are listed below.
1. Leadership
2. Update
3. Risk-based quarantine
4. Training programs in SE Asia
5. Transferring veterinary techniques via training in developing
countries
6. Development of a regional wildlife health surveillance system
7. Zoo and wildlife veterinarians as organizational leaders
8. Diversity and Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians
9. Palm oil and wildlife health
10. Alternatives to Annual Preventive Medical Examinations
11. Application of pressure-sensitive walkway and gait analysis for
lameness detection in zoo animals
12. Use of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in zoo animal organs
13. Use of ZIMS mega data
14. ZIMS contributions to physical norms
15. Recommendations for reintroductions
16. Risk mitigation in reptile reintroducation programs
17. Children's Zoo medicine and management
18. Monitoring zoonoses
19. Research study design
20. Statistics for zoo and wildlife veterinarians
21. Policy cooperation
22. Geriatric Medicine
23. Physical therapy for rehabilitating zoo animals
24. Use of bio-loggers in wildlife medicine
25. Common errors in understanding of tetrapod phylogeny
26. End of Life decision processes
27. Allometric monitoring of animal stress levels
28. Designing an animal welfare questionnaire
29. Review of animal welfare guidelines for zoos
30. Veterinarians and the AZA Animal Welfare Guidelines
31. Selected aspects of the Veterinary perspective on the implementation
of zoo animal welfare
32. An inexpensive way to monitor zoo animal welfare
33. Complementary therapies for zoo medicine
34. Approach to Orthopedic Surgery in Zoo Animals
35. Approach to Minimal Invasive Surgery in Zoo Animals
36. Pharmacokinetics
37. Anesthesia monitoring
38. Advantages of isofluorane vs. Sevofluorane
39. Thiafentanil update
40. Newer anesthetic combinations
41. Use of local anesthesia in zoo species
42. Avian analgesia
43. Use of anxiolytics in zoo ruminants
44. Anesthesia and hoof care
45. Walkway to measure penguin gaits
46. Use of radioisotopes to monitor feeding habits
47. Effects of MRI on sea turtles and other species
48. Use of Australian zoos and rehab centers to monitor for emerging
diseases
49. Development of a diagnostics lab in a developing country
50. Infectious and parasitic diseases / emerging diseases
51. CD in unusual species
52. Cowpox in new species
53. Yersinia in zoos
54. Noninvasive monitoring of herpes viruses
55. Hookworms and wildlife
56. Migratory birds, tick-borne diseases and a changing climate
57. Vaccination against TB
58. Nipah virus
59. Widespread disease in many species
60. Integrated parasite management
61. Larval drug sensitivity
62. Brucella ceti in marine mammals
63. Overview of Cl perfringens in zoo animals
64. Leprosy as an emerging disease
65. African Sine Fever
66. Echinococcosis in zoo animals and wildlife
67. One Health in the Arctic
68. Effects of invasive Burmese pythons on the Everglades virus
69. Yellow fever in South American primages
70. Climate change in increasing wildlife and zoonotic infections in the
Arctic
71. Circumpolar Health
72. Echinococcosis
73. Development of an oral vaccine for white-nose disease in bats
74. Semen banking for zoo vets
75. Obstetrics & Gynecology in Zoo Mammals
76. Assisted reproduction in reptiles
77. Challenges in babirusa reproduction
78. Pharmacology in invertebrates
79. Staghorn coral reproduction
80. Aquatic invertebrate medicine
81. Antibiotic resistance in aquariums
82. Assisted reproduction in endangered fish
83. Fish neoplasia
84. Fish medicine updates
85. Harmful algal blooms
86. Cane toad biology and eradication
87. Veterinary input into amphibian Conservation programs
88. Ultrasound of olmsteads
89. Bd in salamanders
90. Amphibian nutrition
91. Amphibian pathology
92. Medical aspects of a yellow-legged frog reintroduction
93. Parannizziopsis australiensis in tuataras
94. Snake implants techniques and safety
95. Sea turtle topic
96. Medical issues with Komodo dragons
97. The effect of plastics (BPA, etc.) On reptile reproduction
98. Effects of plastic contaminants on sea turtles
99. New methods of reptile health assessment
100. Parasites
101. Current topics in reptile virology
102. Sea turtle cold stunning
103. Sea turtle rehabilitation
104. Detection of Intranuclear Coccidiosis in turtles
105. Firlavirus in reptiles
106. Veterinary management of European pond turtle reintroductions
107. Avian influenza
108. Hemoparasites in raptors
109. Veterinary input into sage grouse reintroductions
110. Update on the status of vultures and NSAID regulations
111. California condor program
112. Pelican health
113. Animal welfare and birds
114. Bird flu in Asia Boripat
115. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian TB
116. Avian analgesia
117. Use of IV regional perfusion for treatment of avian foot infections
118. Infectious diseases of Antarctic penguins - current and future
threats
119. Current thoughts on epidemiology of avian mycobacteriosis
120. Avian neoplasia
121. Philornis downsi and related species in birds
122. African ground hornbill medicine
123. Echidna nutrition
124. Koala mortality
125. Update on lumpyjaw in kangaroos
126. Pangolin medicine
127. Wildlife Reserves
128. Pangolin confiscation medicine
129. Medicine of giant armadillos
130. Bat anesthesia
131. Wildlife Trust
132. Cardiomyopathy in fruit bats
133. Small mammal
134. Callitrichid preventive and general medicine
135. IV anesthesia in great apes
136. Training great apes for cardiac and physical exams
137. Evaluation of the cause of death of gorillas in zoos
138. Prosimian morbidity and mortality
139. Veterinary Management of an orangutan rehabilitation center
140. Granby gorilla, spider monkey, Callitrichid HSV1
141. Orangutan respiratory disease
142. Yellow fever and primates
143. Ecology of brucellosis in Arctic carnivores
144. Management of Persian leopards
145. Treatment of alopecia in Andean bears
146. Cheetah liver disease diagnosis and treatment update
147. Medicine of fossa (or seasonal dermatopathy in Fossa)
148. Instituting a rabies control program in Ethiopia
149. Veterinary medicine in the rehab of "dancing" bears in India
150. Polar bear SSP Research program
151. Black footed ferret program
152. Maned wolf
153. Arthritis in big cats
154. Urine as a monitor of large carnivore health
155. Mystic Aquarium Marine
156. Dugong medicine
157. Large whale euthanasia
158. What can be learned from marine mammal strandings?
159. Dolphin urolithiasis
160. Sea otter
161. Dental issues in marine mammals
162. Dolphin lungworms
163. Brucella in marine mammals
164. Giraffe contraception
165. Giraffe skin disease
166. Pigmy hippo
167. Wildlife/livestock interface in Kenya
168. Ruminant intensive care
169. TB in wild cape buffalo
170. Lameness diagnosis in hoofstock
171. Takin disease
172. Giraffe foot problems
173. Game farm management of white rhinoceroses
174. Rhinoceros birth parameters
175. Browsing rhinoceroses and iron storage disease - an update
176. Care for orphaned rhinoceroses
177. White rhino diet-induced infertility
178. Enteroliths in equids
179. Tapir disease update
180. Development of an oral speculum for elephants
181. EEHV diagnosis update
182. Update on EEHV in Asia
183. Use of corrective shoes in elephants
184. Vital signs and parameters for newborn elephants
185. AI in elephants
186. Tusk fractures
187. Elephant foot health and sand substrate
188. Recommendations for elephant herds
189. Proteome
190. Micribiome
191. Metabolomics
192. Madagascar