Campbell, T: Exotic Animal Hematology and Cytology

PrefaceAcknowledgementsScientific Names Used in TextSECTION I: Mammal1. Blood and Bone Marrow Sample Collection and Preparation in Small Mammals2. Hematologic Techniques for Quantitative Assessment in Mammals3. Evaluation and Interpretation of the Peripheral Blood of Mammals4. Evaluation of Mammalian Bone Marrow5. Mammalian Hematology Clinical Case Presentations6. Sample Collection for Mammalian Cytodiagnosis7. Mammalian Cytodiagnosis8. Mammalian Cytology Clinical Case PresentationsSECTION II: Avian9. Blood and Bone Marrow Sample Collection and Preparation in Birds10. Hematologic Techniques for Quantitative Assessment in Birds11. Evaluation and Interpretation of Peripheral Blood of Birds12. Evaluation of Avian Bone Marrow13. Avian Hematology Clinical Case Presentation14. Sample Collection for Avian Cytodiagnosis15. Avian Cytodiagnosis16. Avian Cytology Clinical Case PresentationSECTION III: Herptile17. Blood and Bone Marrow Sample Collection and Preparation in Reptiles and Amphibians18. Hematologic Techniques for Quantitative Assessment in Reptiles and Amphibians19. Evaluation and Interpretation of the Peripheral Blood and Bone Marrow of Reptiles20. Evaluation and Interpretation of the Peripheral Blood and Bone Marrow of Amphibians21. Herptile Hematology Clinical Case Presentations22. Sample Collection for Herptile Cytodiagnosis23. Herptile Cytodiagnosis24. Herptile Cytology Clinical Case PresentationSECTION IV: Fish25. Blood Sample Collection and Preparation in Fish26. Hematologic Techniques for Quantitative Assessment in Fish27. Evaluation and Interpretation of the Peripheral Blood of Fish28. Piscine Hematopoiesis29. Fish Hematology Clinical Case Presentations30. Sample Collection for Wet Mounts and Cytodiagnosis in Fish31. Wet Mount Microscopy in Fish32. Wet Mount Microscopy in Fish Clinical Case Presentations33. Piscine Cytodiagnosis34. Piscine Cytology and Clinical Chemistry: Clinical Case PresentationsCase 1: Shark with Cutaneous NodulesAppendicesA. Stains and

The authorsTerry W. Campbell, DVM, PhD, is an Associate Professor Emeritus of Zoological Medicine at the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO, USA, and was the Former Head Veterinarian at the Downtown Aquarium in Denver, CO, USA.Krystan R. Grant, DVM, PhD, CertAqV, is the Director of Pet Health at the PetSmart Home Office in Phoenix, AZ, USA.