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Clinical Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

Erin Burton and Anna Lalande

  • 334 pages
  • 7.6 MB
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A practical guide to running and interpreting laboratory tests in veterinary practice. Covers hematology, clinical chemistry, urinalysis, cytology and quality control, with sample handling and interpretation guidance throughout.

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