Veterinary Medicine 1992: Vol 87 Index

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1992 ANNUAL INDEX
Gastrolithiasis causing gastric perforation and Potassium supplementation rates, (table),
SUBJECTS peritonitis in a llama, Jan 14 March 215
Nonketotic hyperosmolar syndrome, March 215
Idea exchange (illustrated ideas) Oral hypoglycemic agents, March 217
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE Arthrocentesis of the shoulder joint, July 634 Uncomplicated diabetics, March 216
Cystocentesis in dogs and cats, April 292 Weight control and dietary management,
Clinical exposures (photo essays) Diagnostic paracentesis and lavage, June 518 March 216
Bovine Pericardiocentesis, March 184
Hepatic lymphosarcoma, Jan 22 Photocopying reptiles for identification and Endodontics in dogs and cats (Symposium)
Splenic lymphosarcoma, June 533 reference, Nov 1068 Dental pul a May 418
Canine Thoracentesis in dogs, Feb 102 Bacterial pulpal infection, May 420
Fly bites on ears, July 645 Transperineal prostate biopsy, Jan 8 Concussive shock, May 418
Hepatic nocardiosis, March 186 Thermal injuries, May 420
Intestinal lymphosarcoma, Sept 878 InPouch TF test for diagnosing Tritrichomonas Endodontic equipment, instruments, and
Cervine foetus infection in cattle, Feb 104 materials, May 435, (table), May 436
Acute hemorrhagic gastritis in a white-tailed Delivery systems (power sources and
deer, April 305 Tritrichomonas foetus infection in cattle, new handpieces), May 435
Equine culture method for diagnosis, Feb 104 Distributors and manufacturers of equipment
hipping fever pneumonia, March 185 Procedures for identifying trichomonads, Feb 106 and supplies, (table), May 438
Umbilical cord torsion, June 534 Instruments and supplies for endodontic
Feline surgery, May 445
Tracheal adenocarcinoma, Jan 23 PET PRACTICE Instruments for routine endodontic
Traumatic rupture of the urinary bladder, procedures, May 441
Dec 1176 Anal sac disease, surgical correction (see Soft Materials for restorative endodontic
Ovine tissue surgery) procedures, May 447
Cerebral abscess, Feb 114 Intermediate restorative materials, May 447
Johne’s disease, Sept 877 Cardiac pacemaker placement (see Soft tissue Surface restoratives, May 448
MultiCfaomcpaly lsoubbaacctuetre fheetpuast iicn anne craobsoirst edd uel atmob , surgery) MaterMiaayl s4 46f or routine endodontic procedures,
May 411 Coagulation disorders associated with neoplasia Radiographic and other diagnostic equipment,
Traumatic congenital hernia in a lamb, Sept 879 (see Paraneoplastic disorders) May 438
Urethral calculi in a lamb, Nov 1080 Endodontic procedures
Congenital heart defects (see Heart defects) Apexification, May 433, 455
Diagnosis of challenging cases in internal medicine Apicoectomy, May 434
Canine polyarteritis (Beagle pain syndrome) in a Dentistry (see Endodontics in dogs and cats) Prophylactic antibiotic therapy, May 450
Beagle puppy, Oct 986 Pulp-capping
Diagnostic tests, Oct 987 Dermatophytosis (Symposium) Direct, May 433, 451
Fever of unknown origin, diagnostic approach, Chronic resistant cases, diagnosis and therapy, Indirect, May 433, 450
Oct 987 Nov 1101 Root canal therapy, May 433
History and physical examination, Oct 986 Case examples, Nov 1101 Therapeutic pulpotomy, May 432
Laboratory abnormalities of canine Diagnosis, Nov 1086 Vital pulpotomy, May 432, 451
polyarteritis, Oct 990 Clinical signs, Nov 1087 Preoperative preparation, May 452
Therapy, Oct 989 Dermatophytes, species and categories, Nov 1086 Procedure, May 453
Hypocalcemia in two horses, April 298 Microscopic structure of three species, Identification of traumatized teeth, May 422
Causes and clinical signs of equine Nov 1090 Indications for endodontic treatment, May 425
hypocalcemia, April 304 Diagnostic tests, Nov 1088 Rationale for endodontic treatment, May 429
Intestinal leiomyosarcoma in a dog, Oct 974 Fungal culture, Nov 1090
Causes of anemia, Oct 982 Histopathologic examination of skin biopsies, Enteral nutritional support of critically ill and
Physical examination and diagnostic tests, Nov 1089 hospitalized animals (see Nutrition and
Oct 974 Microscopic examination of scales and hairs, dietetics and Nutritional management of dogs
Listeriosis in a Holstein cow, July 640 Nov 1088 and cats with cancer)
Clinical signs and diagnostic test results, Wood’s light test, Nov 1088
July 640 Preventive measures, Nov 1099 External skeletal fixation (see Orthopedic surgery)
TDirfefaetrmeentnita,l Jduilay g6n4o1s es, July 640 TreaNtomve n1t0 96o f the various forms of disease, Feline immunodeficiency virus infection and
Vomiting, causes of in cattle, July 644 Dermatophyte pseudomycetomas, Nov 1099 neurologic disease, Dec 1181
Generalized dermatophytosis, Nov 1097 Clinical signs of FIV encephalopathy, Dec 1181
Endoscopic examinations of dogs Systemic antifungal drugs, Nov 1097 Diagnosis of FIV CNS infection, Dec 1182
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Multiple-animal households, special Treatment of FIV encephalopathy, Dec 1183
GastrMiatyi s 40c8a using chronic intermittent vomiting, considerations, Nov 1099
Nematode (Physaloptera) infection causing Diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats, March 211 Felinvei rulse uiknefmeictai onvsi,r usM aracnhd 2f0e2l ine immunodeficiency
chronic vomiting, Sept 872 Complications of insulin therapr’, March 218 Comparison of FeLV and FIV infections, (table),
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Technique, Dec 1168 Long-term complications of diabetes, March 218 Prevention, March 209
Causaensd ocfa tvso, m(ittaibnleg) , anDde c re11g7u4r gitation in dogs TreInastumleinn t,t heMraarpcyh, 2M1a3r ch 213, 217 Treatment, March 209
Properties of beef/pork insulin preparations, Femoral head and neck excision in dogs (see
(table), March 214 Orthopedic surgery)
Ketoacidotic diabetics, March 214
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1992 ANNUAL INDEX
Gastrolithiasis causing gastric perforation and Potassium supplementation rates, (table),
SUBJECTS peritonitis in a llama, Jan 14 March 215
Nonketotic hyperosmolar syndrome, March 215
Idea exchange (illustrated ideas) Oral hypoglycemic agents, March 217
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE Arthrocentesis of the shoulder joint, July 634 Uncomplicated diabetics, March 216
Cystocentesis in dogs and cats, April 292 Weight control and dietary management,
Clinical exposures (photo essays) Diagnostic paracentesis and lavage, June 518 March 216
Bovine Pericardiocentesis, March 184
Hepatic lymphosarcoma, Jan 22 Photocopying reptiles for identification and Endodontics in dogs and cats (Symposium)
Splenic lymphosarcoma, June 533 reference, Nov 1068 Dental pul a May 418
Canine Thoracentesis in dogs, Feb 102 Bacterial pulpal infection, May 420
Fly bites on ears, July 645 Transperineal prostate biopsy, Jan 8 Concussive shock, May 418
Hepatic nocardiosis, March 186 Thermal injuries, May 420
Intestinal lymphosarcoma, Sept 878 InPouch TF test for diagnosing Tritrichomonas Endodontic equipment, instruments, and
Cervine foetus infection in cattle, Feb 104 materials, May 435, (table), May 436
Acute hemorrhagic gastritis in a white-tailed Delivery systems (power sources and
deer, April 305 Tritrichomonas foetus infection in cattle, new handpieces), May 435
Equine culture method for diagnosis, Feb 104 Distributors and manufacturers of equipment
hipping fever pneumonia, March 185 Procedures for identifying trichomonads, Feb 106 and supplies, (table), May 438
Umbilical cord torsion, June 534 Instruments and supplies for endodontic
Feline surgery, May 445
Tracheal adenocarcinoma, Jan 23 PET PRACTICE Instruments for routine endodontic
Traumatic rupture of the urinary bladder, procedures, May 441
Dec 1176 Anal sac disease, surgical correction (see Soft Materials for restorative endodontic
Ovine tissue surgery) procedures, May 447
Cerebral abscess, Feb 114 Intermediate restorative materials, May 447
Johne’s disease, Sept 877 Cardiac pacemaker placement (see Soft tissue Surface restoratives, May 448
MultiCfaomcpaly lsoubbaacctuetre fheetpuast iicn anne craobsoirst edd uel atmob , surgery) MaterMiaayl s4 46f or routine endodontic procedures,
May 411 Coagulation disorders associated with neoplasia Radiographic and other diagnostic equipment,
Traumatic congenital hernia in a lamb, Sept 879 (see Paraneoplastic disorders) May 438
Urethral calculi in a lamb, Nov 1080 Endodontic procedures
Congenital heart defects (see Heart defects) Apexification, May 433, 455
Diagnosis of challenging cases in internal medicine Apicoectomy, May 434
Canine polyarteritis (Beagle pain syndrome) in a Dentistry (see Endodontics in dogs and cats) Prophylactic antibiotic therapy, May 450
Beagle puppy, Oct 986 Pulp-capping
Diagnostic tests, Oct 987 Dermatophytosis (Symposium) Direct, May 433, 451
Fever of unknown origin, diagnostic approach, Chronic resistant cases, diagnosis and therapy, Indirect, May 433, 450
Oct 987 Nov 1101 Root canal therapy, May 433
History and physical examination, Oct 986 Case examples, Nov 1101 Therapeutic pulpotomy, May 432
Laboratory abnormalities of canine Diagnosis, Nov 1086 Vital pulpotomy, May 432, 451
polyarteritis, Oct 990 Clinical signs, Nov 1087 Preoperative preparation, May 452
Therapy, Oct 989 Dermatophytes, species and categories, Nov 1086 Procedure, May 453
Hypocalcemia in two horses, April 298 Microscopic structure of three species, Identification of traumatized teeth, May 422
Causes and clinical signs of equine Nov 1090 Indications for endodontic treatment, May 425
hypocalcemia, April 304 Diagnostic tests, Nov 1088 Rationale for endodontic treatment, May 429
Intestinal leiomyosarcoma in a dog, Oct 974 Fungal culture, Nov 1090
Causes of anemia, Oct 982 Histopathologic examination of skin biopsies, Enteral nutritional support of critically ill and
Physical examination and diagnostic tests, Nov 1089 hospitalized animals (see Nutrition and
Oct 974 Microscopic examination of scales and hairs, dietetics and Nutritional management of dogs
Listeriosis in a Holstein cow, July 640 Nov 1088 and cats with cancer)
Clinical signs and diagnostic test results, Wood’s light test, Nov 1088
July 640 Preventive measures, Nov 1099 External skeletal fixation (see Orthopedic surgery)
TDirfefaetrmeentnita,l Jduilay g6n4o1s es, July 640 TreaNtomve n1t0 96o f the various forms of disease, Feline immunodeficiency virus infection and
Vomiting, causes of in cattle, July 644 Dermatophyte pseudomycetomas, Nov 1099 neurologic disease, Dec 1181
Generalized dermatophytosis, Nov 1097 Clinical signs of FIV encephalopathy, Dec 1181
Endoscopic examinations of dogs Systemic antifungal drugs, Nov 1097 Diagnosis of FIV CNS infection, Dec 1182
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Multiple-animal households, special Treatment of FIV encephalopathy, Dec 1183
GastrMiatyi s 40c8a using chronic intermittent vomiting, considerations, Nov 1099
Nematode (Physaloptera) infection causing Diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats, March 211 Felinvei rulse uiknefmeictai onvsi,r usM aracnhd 2f0e2l ine immunodeficiency
chronic vomiting, Sept 872 Complications of insulin therapr’, March 218 Comparison of FeLV and FIV infections, (table),
Ulcearnatdi vhee mgaatsetmrietsiiss ,c auNsoivn g1 07c4h ronic vomiting HInyspuolgilny-cienmduicae,d Mhayrpche rg22l1y cemia, March 218 ImmuMnaordchi ag20n4o sis, March 208
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EFiiebcrtorpotniicc evndiodsecooepnyd,o scDoepc y,1 16D5e c 1168 EtCioaltoeggyo,r iMeasr cohf 2d1i1a betes mellitus, March 213 PaCtohfoagcetnoerssi st oo fF IFVI Vi nifnefcetcitoino,n ,M aMracrhc h2 0280 7
Technique, Dec 1168 Long-term complications of diabetes, March 218 Prevention, March 209
Causaensd ocfa tvso, m(ittaibnleg) , anDde c re11g7u4r gitation in dogs TreInastumleinn t,t heMraarpcyh, 2M1a3r ch 213, 217 Treatment, March 209
Properties of beef/pork insulin preparations, Femoral head and neck excision in dogs (see
(table), March 214 Orthopedic surgery)
Ketoacidotic diabetics, March 214
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Fleas (see Parasitism of the skin and Synergized Nutrition and dietetics (Symposium) Therapy, Dec 1188
pyrethrin/(S)-methoprene spray) Enteral feeding of critically ill pets, Sept 900 Assessing patient status, Dec 1188
Diet selection and administration, Sept £08 Choosing route of alimentation and diet,
Food intolerances (see Nutrition and dietetics) Energy requirement determination, Sept 909 Dec 1188
Nutritional assessment of the patient, Sept 900 Enteral feeding, Dec 1189
Food sensitivity in cats (see Nutrition and Routes for feeding, Sept 900 Parenteral feeding, Dec 1190
dietetics) Enterostomy catheter placement, Sept 906 Role of prognosis and owner commitment,
Nasoesophageal or nasogastric intubation, Dec 1191
Gastric dilatation-volvulus in dogs, surgical Sept 901
correction (see Soft tissue surgery) Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, Oncology (see also Nutritional management of
Sept 903 dogs and cats with cancer and Paraneoplastic
Heart defects, treatment of congenital disorders Pharyngostomy tube placement, Sept 902 disorders)
(Symposium) Enteral nutritional support for hospitalized Hemangiosarcoma in dogs, diagnosis and
Medical management of disorders accompanying patients, Sept 910 treatment, March 188
heart defects, July 670 Complications of nutritional support, Sept 919 Tumors of the nose and mouth, surgical
Cardiac arrhythmias, July 671 Diet selection and route of administration, treatment, Oct 993
Guidelines for medical management, (table), Sept 915 Tumors of the perineum of dogs, Feb 136
July 672 Diets for involuntary feeding, Sept 916
Infective endocarditis, July 675 Liquid enteral products, Sept 916, (tables), Orthopedic surgery (Symposium)
Left-sided congestive heart failure, July 670 Sept 918 External skeletal fixation, principles of, April 334
Polycythemia, July 674 Table foods, Sept 915 Fixator application, April 337
Right-sided congestive heart failure, July 671 Nutrient content of table foods fed to ill Fixator types, April 338
By pte July 650 pets, (table), Sept 917 Type I, April 338
Atrial septal defect, July 653 Special needs of cats, Sept 918 Type II, April 338
Patent ductus arteriosus, July 650 Fuel source selection and caloric Type III, April 341
Persistent right aortic arch, July 668 requirements, Sept 912 Frame configurations, April 336
Pulmonic stenosis, July 656 Average daily calories for sick dogs and cats, Materials needed, April 334
Reversed patent ductus arteriosus, July 652 (tables), Sept 914 Postoperative management, April 342
Subaortic stenosis, July 657 Goals of nutritional support, Sept 910 Specific indications for external fixators,
Tetralogy of Fallot, July 658 Nutritional assessment, Sept 910 April 342
Ventricular septal defect, July 652 Body condition of hospitalized cats, Sept 912 Femoral head and neck excision in dogs,
Surgical treatment, July 676 Body condition of hospitalized dogs, Sept 911 variables that influence its success, April 325
Anesthesia and ava agen analgesia, July 677 Transition from hospital to home, Sept 919 Duration of clinical signs, April 331
Atrial septal defect repair, July 687 Food intolerance, compared with food allergies, Patient size and age, April 327
Closure of thoracic cavity, July 679 Sept 893 Postoperative management, April 332
Equipment needed, July 676 Carbohydrate intolerance, Sept 895 gesics, April 33
Patent ductus arteriosus ligation, July 679 Galactosemic cataracts in kangaroos and Physical therapy, April 332
Direct surgical approach, July 680 wallabies, Sept 896 Surgical ——e and instrumentation, April 327
Indirect — approach, July 681 Lactose intolerance in people and dogs, Underlying problem, April 332
Persistent right aortic arch ligation, July 682 Sept 895 Traumatic hip luxation in dogs, April 314
Pulmonic stenosis relief, July 682 Definitions of food allergy and food Closed reduction, April 314
Balloon valvuloplasty, July 683 intolerance, (table), Sept 894 Deciding on a treatment course, (flowchart),
Cardiopulmonary bypass and hypothermia, Food additives, Sept 898 April 318
July 686 Gluten enteropathies, Sept 894 7 reduction, April 317
Conduit placement, July 685 Celiac disease in people, Sept 894 sthetic capsule technique, April 320
Modified Brock technique, July 685 Dermatitis herpetiformis, Sept 895
Patch-graft technique, July 685 Gluten enteropathy in Irish Setters, Sept 895 Paraneoplastic disorders (Symposium)
Valvulotemy, July 685 Immune responses to foods, normal and Coagulation disorders associated with neoplasia,
Subaortic stenosis relief, July 687 abnormal, Sept 893 Jan 55
Balloon valvuloplasty, July 683 Interaction between immunologic and Coagulation factor disorders, Jan 58, (table),
Tetralogy of Fallot treatment, July 687 nonimmunologic factors in food allergy, Jan 58
Thoracotomy, July 677 (flowchart), Sept 898 Diagnostic evaluation, Jan 59
Ventricular septal defect correction, July 686 Vasoactive amines in the diet, Sept 896 Laboratory tests for cancer patients with
Endorphins and exorphins, Sept 897 — disorders, (table), Jan 60
Hemangiosarcoma in dogs, March 188 Histamine-containing foods, Sept 896, (table), Platelet disorders, Jan 55, (table), Jan 56
Clinical presentation, March 189 Sept 897 Platelet function defects, Jan 58
Clinical staging, March 196, (table), March 197 Histamine-releasing foods, Sept 896, (table), Thrombocytopenia, Jan 56
Common sites, March 188 Sept 897 Thrombocytosis, Jan 57
Diagnostic procedures, March 190 Food sensitivity in cats, Sept 884 Treatment, Jan 60
Clinical pathology and histopathology, March 190 Allergenic sources, (table), Sept 885 Vascular disorders, Jan 59, (table), Jan 60
Imaging studies, March 194 Food components toxic to cats, Sept 885 Hypercalcemia of malignancy, Jan 26
Prevalence, March 188 Clinical signs and laboratory findings, Sept 886 Apocrine gland adenocarcinoma, Jan 26
Treatment, March 197 —— approach, Sept 890 Evaluation of hypercalcemic patients, Jan 28
Chemotherapy protocols, (table), March 198 Elimination diets, Sept 890 linical findings, Jan 28
Survival times with different therapies, Drug control of pruritus, Sept 890 Diagnostic evaluation, Jan 28
(table), March 197 Differential diagnoses, Sept 886, (table), Sept 889 Differential diagnoses, (table), Jan 30
Incidence, Sept 885 Lymphosarcoma, Jan 26
Hip luxation in dogs (see Orthopedic surgery) Management of food-sensitive cats, Sept 892 Miscellaneous tumors, Jan 28
Pathogenesis, Sept 884 Multiple myeloma, Jan 28
Hypercalcemia of malignancy (see Paraneoplastic Treatment, Jan 30
disorders) Nutritional management of dogs and cats with Diuretics, Jan 34
cancer, Dec 1185 Fluid therapy, Jan 34
Hypoglycemia associated with tumors (see Cancer cachexia, Dec 1186 Glucocorticoids, Jan 34
Paraneoplastic disorders) Drug-nutrient interactions, Dec 1191 Refractory cases, Jan 34
Metabolic alterations in cancer patients, Dec 1186 Hypoglycemia associated with tumors, Jan 40
Insect growth regulators (see Synergized Carbohydrate metabolism, Dec 1186 Clinical signs, Jan 40
pyrethrin/(S)-methoprene spray) Lipid metabolism, Dec 1187 Differential diagnoses, Jan 42, (table), Jan 43
Protein metabolism, Dec 1187 Insulinomas, Jan 42
Monitoring therapy, Dec 1192 Treatment, Jan 44
Principles of therapy, Dec 1185
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Nonpancreatic tumors, Jan 45 Soft tissue surgery (Symposium) Principles of vaccination, (table), March 229
Pathology of hypoglycemic injury, Jan 42 Cardiac pacemaker placement via an abdominal Vaccine types, March 224
Serum hyperviscosity syndrome, Jan 48 approach, Feb 139 Killed, March 225
Associated diseases, Jan 48, (table), Jan 50 Complications, Feb 143 Modified-live, March 224
Clinical findings, Jan 4S Surgical technique, Feb 140 Subunit, March 225
Diagnostic evaluation, Jan 49 Gastric dilatation-volvulus in dogs, Feb 118
Bone marrow evaluation, Jan 51 Client education, Feb 126 Viruses and companion animals, Dec 1195
Protein electrophoresis, Jan 50 Diagnosis and pathophysiology, Feb 118 Detection, treatment, and prevention of viral
Serum viscosity measurement, Jan 52 Postoperative care, Feb 124 disease, Dec 1203
Pathophysiology, Jan 48 Ventricular arrhythmias and their Epidemiology of viral infections, Dec 1195
Treatment, Jan 53 treatment, Feb 124 Host responses to viruses, Dec 1199
Chemotherapy protocols, (table), Jan 53 Stabilizing therapy, Feb 120 Cell-mediated response, Dec 1199
Plasmapheresis, Jan 54 Gastric decompression, Feb 120 Humoral response, Dec 1200
Therapy for shock, Feb 120 Initial barriers to infection, Dec 1199
Parasitism of the skin of dogs and cats Surgical correction, Feb 121 Nature of viruses, Dec 1195
(Symposium) Anesthesia, Feb 121 Classification of viruses, Dec 1195
Ancylostomiasis and uncinariasis (hookworm Exploratory surgery and derotation of Virus structure, Dec 1196
dermatitis) organs, Feb 121 Viral defenses, Dec 1202
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 548 Gastropexy procedures, Feb 122 Viral pathogenicity, Dec 1201
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 538 Circumcostal gastropexy, Feb 124
Treatment, June 573 Incisional gastropexy, Feb 122 Vomiting in dogs and cats (Symposium)
Cheyletiellosis Tube gastropexy, Feb 122 Causes of vomiting, (table), Aug 786
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 550 Perineal disorders in dogs, Feb 127 Clinical features of vomiting, Aug 785
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 538 Anal sac disease, Feb 134 Diagnostic plan, Aug 790
Treatment, June 573 Anal sacculectomy, Feb 135 Laboratory and pathologic assessment, Aug 796
Demodicosis, canine Postoperative complications, Feb 136 Gastrointestinal tract disease, Aug 796
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 550 Neoplasia, Feb 136 Nongastric diseases, Aug 804
Prognosis, June 578 Anal sac gland adenocarcinomas, Feb 136 Physical examination of vomiting animals, Aug 789
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 540 Perianal adenocarcinoma, Feb 136 Radiographic evaluation
Treatment, June 573 Perianal adenomas, Feb 136 Contrast radiography, Aug 809
Adult-onset generalized demodicosis, June 578 Perianal fistulas, Feb 130 Contrast agent, Aug 809
Juvenile-onset generalized demodicosis, Cryosurgery, Feb 134 Interpretation of films, Aug 810
June 574 Deroofing and fulguration surgery, Feb 132 Patient preparation, Aug 809
Localized demodicosis, June 574 Surgical excision, Feb 134 Procedure, Aug 810
Pododemodicosis, June 578 Tail amputation, Feb 134 Survey radiographic evaluation of diseases,
Demodicosis, feline Perineal hernia, Feb 127 Aug ig 806
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 552 Conventional surgical repair, Feb 130 Foreign bodies, Aug 809
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 540 Internal obturator transposition repair Gastric volvulus, Aug 807
Treatment, June 578 technique, Feb 130 Inflammatory or infiltrative bowel disease,
Flea infestation and flea-allergy dermatitis Postoperative complications, Feb 130 Aug 809
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 555 Intestinal obstruction, Aug 807
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 540 Synergized ————— spray, a Mass lesions, Aug 809
Treatment, June 579 study of its efficacy against feline flea Pyloric outflow obstruction, Aug 807
Notoedric mange infestations, Oct 999 Treatment of acute vomiting, Aug 814
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 555 Antacids and antisecretory drugs, Aug 818
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 542 Tumors of the nose and mouth, the role of surgery, Antibiotics, Aug 818
Treatment, June 582 Oct 993 Antiemetics, Aug 815, (table), Aug 817
Otodectic acariasis Mandibular and maxillary tumors, Oct 995 Anticholinergic drugs, Aug 816
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 555 Fibrosarcoma, Oct 996 Antihistamines, Aug 816
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 542 Malignant melanoma, Oct 996 Metoclopramide, Aug 816
Treatment, June 582 Squamous cell carcinoma, Oct 996 Phenothiazines, Aug 816
Pediculosis Nasal planum tumors, Oct 993 Trimethobenzamide, Aug 816
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 558 Squamous cell carcinoma, Oct 993 Dietary therapy, Aug 818
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 542 Tongue tumors, Oct 998 Fluid therapy, Aug 814
Treatment, June 582 Protectants and adsorbents, Aug 818
Pelodera dermatitis Vaccination protocols, factors that undermine Treatment of gastrointestinal ulcers, Aug 819
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 558 their success, March 223 Causes of ulcers, Aug 819, (table), Aug 820
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 542 Factors that affect vaccine efficacy, March 225 Drug options, Aug 820, (table), Aug 821
Treatment, June 582 Age, March 227 Antacids, Aug 820
Sarcoptic mange Minimum age for final doses of vaccine, Anticholinergic drugs, Aug 823
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 558 (table), March 228 Histamine H,-receptor antagonists, Aug 822
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 547 Concurrent diseases, March 229 Misoprostol, Aug 823
Treatment, June 583 Drug administration, March 228 Omeprazole, Aug 824
Tick infestation Immunosuppression from viral infection, Sucralfate, Aug 822
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 564 March 227 Prognosis, Aug 824
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 547 Interference from other vaccine antigens,
Treatment, June 586 March 230
Trombiculiasis Maternal antibodies, March 226 EQUINE PRACTICE
Clinical signs and diagnosis, June 564 Nutritional deficiencies, March 227
Transmission and pathogenesis, June 547 Primary immunodeficiencies, March 229, (table), Abdominal surgery, management of postoperative
Treatment, June 586 March 228 complications, Nov 1113, (table), Nov 1114
Stress, March 225 Abdominal pain recurrence, Nov 1115
Perianal fistulas and perineal disorders, surgical Guidelines for vaccination practices, (table), Dehydration, shock, and endotoxemia, Nov 1113
correction (see Soft tissue surgery) March 229 Ileus, Nov 1114
Ideal immune response to vaccination, March 225 Incisional problems and herniation, Nov 1119
Serum hyperviscosity syndrome (see Intra-abdominal adhesions, Nov 1117
Paraneoplastic disu:. 2rs) Pathogenesis of formation, (flowchart), Nov 1118
Laminitis, Nov 1116
Peritonitis, Nov 1116
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Abortion (see Mycotic causes of abortion) McMaster technique, March 244 Pathogenesis, Aug 826
Paracount-EPG Quantitative Fecal Analysis Kit, Development of normal bone, Aug 826
Anthelmintics, March 231 March 244 Development of osteochondrosis, Aug 829
Benzimidazoles and probenzimidazoles, March 234, Value of fecal egg counts, March 240 Growth plate structure and function, Aug 826
(table), March 237 Comparing anthelmintics and detecting drug
Ivermectin, March 236, (table), March 237 resistance, March 241 Postoperative complications of abdominal surgery,
Pros and cons of anthelmintics, March 231 Determining proper treatment intervals, recognition and management of, Nov 1113
Pyrantels, March 237, (table), March 237 March 241
Rotation of anthelmintics, March 238 Rhodococcus equi pneumonia in foals, Feb 144
Hoary alyssum (Berteroa incana) toxicity, May 472 Clinical si; on diagnosis, Feb 145
Articular fractures of the distal phalanx, Dec 1208 Epidemiology and characteristics of infection,
Clinical signs, Dec 1209 Inguinal hernia in a weanling colt, Feb 150 Feb 144
Type II and III fractures, Dec 1210 Classifications of inguinal hernias, Feb 150 Pathogenesis, Feb 145
Type IV fractures, Dec 1210 Clinical findings, Feb 152 Prevention, Feb 148
Diagnosis, Dec 1210 Postoperative care, Feb 154 Treatment, Feb 147
Treatment, Dec 1211 Surgical treatment, Feb 152
Foals, Dec 1214 Septic arthritis of the distal interphalangeal joint,
Horses six months old and older, Dec 1211 Large intestinal disorders, surgical management, Dec 1215
s of articular fractures, Dec 1208 Nov 1106 Clinical signs, Dec 1215
II and III fractures, Dec 1208 Cecal disease, Nov 1110 Diagnosis, Dec 1215
Type IV fractures, Dec 1208 Cecocolic intussusception, Nov 1111 Treatment, Dec 1217
Impaction, Nov 1110
Colic management (Symposiwm) (see also Perforation, Nov 1111 Skin grafting
Abdominal surgery and Large intestinal Large colon nonstrangulating obstructions, Choice of graft type,J uly 696
disorders) Nov 1107 Classifications of grafts, July 690
Assessment of colicky horses, Oct 1012 Displacement, Nov 1107 Donor site selection and preparation, July 697
Abdominal radiography, Oct 1016 Intraluminal obstruction, Nov 1108 Equipment needed, July 693
Abdominocentesis, Oct 1015 Large colon strangulating obstructions, Nov 1110 as ———* July 701
Clinical signs, Oct 1013 Torsions, Nov 1110 inch grafts, July 701
Endoscopy, Oct 1016 Small colon diseases, Nov 1111 Punch grafts, July 701
History taking, Oct 1012, (table), Oct 1013 Split- and full-thickness sheet grafts, July 701
Indications for surgical intervention, Oct 1017, Lymphosarcoma with myocardial infiltration in a Tunnel grafts, July 702
(table), Oct 1015 mare, June 595 Graft harvesting, July 698
Laboratory testing, Oct 1015 Full-thickness sheet grafts, July 700
Laparoscopy, Oct 1016 Mycotic causes of abortion, Jan 62 Pinch grafts, July 698
Physical examination, Oct 1014 istoplasmosis, Jan 64 Punch grafts, July 698
Parameters to evaluate, (table), Oct 1014 Opportunistic fungi, Jan 62 Split-thickness sheet grafts, July 698
Prognosis based on clinical and laboratory Tunnel grafts, July 700
data, Oct 1017 Nasogastric intubation in a horse with ileus, Graft storage, July 700
Referral of horses, Oct 1018 complications and benefits, Sept 927 Indications, July 691
Ultrasonography, Oct 1016 Physiologic processes involved in grafting, July 691
Nonsurgical conditions of the gastrointestinal Neonatal intensive care units, a study of their Post, ing care of recipient site, July 703
tract, Oct 1019 effectiveness and effect on long-term Recipient bed preparation, July 696
Colitis, Oct 1024 prognosis, Sept 921
Flatulent or tympanic colic, Oct 1019 Squamous cell carcinoma, identification and
Gastric impaction, Oct 1020 Neonatal physical examination, Jan 66 treatment, June 588
Gastric rupture, Oct 1021 Cardiovascular system, Jan 68 Clinical features and diagnosis
Gastric ulceration, Oct 1020 Gastrointestinal system, Jan 72 Alimentary tract, June 589, (table), June 591
Impaction of the large intestine, Oct 1021 General assessment, Jan 66 External genitalia, June 588
Medical treatment, Oct 1024 Integumentary system, Jan 72 Ocular adnexa, June 589
Proximal enteritis, Oct 1021 Musculoskeletal system, Jan 72 Secondary to trauma and burns, June 590
Right dorsal ulcerative colitis, Oct 1024 Ocular, Jan 67 Risk factors, (table), June 591
Spasmodic or idiopathic colic, Oct 1019 Respiratory system, Jan 67 Treatment and prognosis
Small intestinal diseases, diagnosis and surgery, Urogenital system, Jan 69 Alimentary tract, June 594
Oct 1030 External genitalia, June 590
Evaluation of patients with small intestinal Ocular lavage systems, May 460 Ocular adnexa, June 591
colic, Oct 1034 Advantages and disadvantages of ocular lavage
Surgicai vs. nonsurgical cases, Oct 1035 systems, (table), May 470 Squamous cell carcinoma of the limbus, treatment
Nonstrangulating obstructions, Oct 1031 Capping the lavage tube, May 467 with excision and cryotherapy, April 357,
Extraluminal obstructions, Oct 1032 Extension tubes for all lavage systems, May 467 (correction), July 703
Intraluminal obstructions, Oct 1031 Indications for ocular lavage, May 460
Postoperative management and outcome, Indwelling nasolacrimal lavage system, May 461 Toxicity caused by ingestion of hoary alyssum,
Oct 1035 Materials, (table), May 462 May 472
Strangulating obstructions, Oct 1032 Instilling medications, May 467
Herniation, Oct 1033 Protection of lavage systems, May 467 Weight loss, identifying the cause, April 346
Intussusception, Oct 1033 Removal of lavage tube, May 470 History taking, April 348, (table), April 349
Volvulus, Oct 1032 Restraint and anesthesia, May 461 Inadequate intake or utilization of feed, April 346
Surgical correction, Oct 1035 Subpalpebral lavage systems, May 464 Increased metabolic rate, April 346
’ May 464 Ineffective or failed organ function, April 348
Cryosurgery following excision of limbal squamous Materials, (table), May 464 Laboratory tests, April 350, (table), April 351,
cell carcinomas, April 357, (correction), July 703 Type 2, May 465 (flowchart), April 352-355
Materials, (table), May 465 Physical examination, April 348
Distal phalanx disorders (see Articular fractures of Treatment selection, April 356
the distal phalanx and Septic arthritis of the Osteochondrosis, Aug 826
distal interphalangeal joint Clinical manifestations, Aug 830
Articular osteochondrosis, Aug 831 FOOD-ANIMAL PRACTICE
Fecal egg counting technique (McMaster Osteochondritis dissecans, Aug 831
technique), March 240 Subchondral bone cyst, Aug 831 Antibiotic residue detection kits, a study of their
Osteochondrosis of the growth plate, Aug 832 performance when used to test milk from
Wobbler syndrome, Aug 833 individual cows, May 477
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Antibiotic residues in milk and meat (Symposium) Bovine respiratory disease complex, Fecal analyzer, June 619
(see also Antiobiotic residue detection kits, a recommendations for on-farm preventive Gas-Pack anaerobic system, June 615
study of their performance when used to test measures, Oct 1038 Gram’s stain, June 614
milk from individual cows) Castration, dehorning, and growth implants, Gram’s stain procedure, (table), June 616
Perceptions and realities, Dec 1222 Oct 1040 Manufacturers and distributors of supplies,
Adverse drug reactions, Dec 1223 Current management practices, Oct 1038 (table), June 609
Effects of consumer perceptions, Dec 1226 Marketing practices that reduce BRD incidence, Quick identification tests, June 615
Residue studies, Dec 1222 Oct 1044 Rotazyme assay, June 619
Reducing antibiotic use in the treatment of Parasite control, Oct 1041 Sensitivity tests, June 618
mastitis, Dec 1229 Preweaning and preconditioning, Oct 1041 Serotyping supplies, June 618
Concerns about antibiotic use, Dec 1229 Preweaning vaccination, Oct 1040 Serum progesterone assay, June 619
Responses of mastitis types to antibiotics, Slaughterhouse test supplies, June 618
Dec 1229 CHAPS II (see Computerized record keeping and Sulfa-on-Site test, June 619
Coliform mastitis, Dec 1231 data analysis) Information sources, June 620
Mastitis caused by environmental Laboratory reports, June 620
streptococci, Dec 1230 Client compliance, April 368 Waste disposal, June 619
Mastitis with a negative bacterial culture, Causes of noncompliance in veterinary medicine,
Dec 1232 April 373 Diarrhea in newborn pigs, a three-year
Mild clinical mastitis, Dec 1229 Factors that influence compliance in human investigation revealing the six most common
Staphylococcus aureus mastitis, Dec 1230 medicine, April 368 infectious agents, April 382
Streptococcus agalactiae mastitis, Dec 1230 Recommendations for improving compliance in Pathogens in nursing pigs, April 383
Treatment protocols, Dec 1232 veterinary medicine, April 374 Pathogens in weanling pigs, April 383
Tests for identifying antibiotic residues in milk, Strategies for improving compliance in human
Dec 1235 medicine, April 371 Field trials, design and implementation, Nov 1140
Detection methods and available tests, Dec 1235 Data collection and analysis, Nov 1144
Enzymatic assays, Dec 1238 Computerized record keeping and data analysis Literature review, Nov 1141
Gas chromatography, Dec 1237 Cow Herd A: For and Performance System Objective for the trial, Nov 1140
High performance liquid chromatography, II (CHAPS II) for beef cattle operations, Protocol for the trial, Nov 1144, (table), Nov 1145
Dec 1237 July 706, Aug 849, Sept 941 Selection of animal population and site for the
Immunologic methods, Dec 1237 CHAPS analysis of four areas critical to a beef trial, Nov 1141
Microbial inhibition, Dec 1235 herd’s success, July 708 Statistical assistance, Nov 1141
Ensuring proper monitoring, Dec 1239 Growth of calves, July 708 Written report, Nov 1146
Guidelines for using antibiotics and residue Reproductive performance, July 709
assays, Dec 1239 Replacement rate, July 717 Granulosa cell tumors in cows, July 744
Recommendations for validating assay Total calf production time, July 708 Clinical signs, July 744
results, Dec 1239 Combining herd performance and business Diagnostic procedures, July 745
Performance of antibiotic residue tests, Dec 1238 records using CHAPS II and IRM Herd Surgical treatment, July 746
Analyzer, Sept 941
Bovine leukemia virus infection (Symposium) Individual performance data used to change Herd database collection to evaluate
Control of BLV infection, March 252 cattle inventory, Aug 851 management and production of beef cattle
Eradication strategies, March 253 Culling poor performers, Aug 851 operations, June 600
Advantages and disadvantages of three Evaluating herd sires, Aug 854 Information needed in the database, June 602
strategies, (table), March 253 Selecting replacement heifers, Aug 853 Methods of collecting information, June 602
Test and implement corrective management, Production data required by the program, Texas A&M Ranch Management
March 254 Aug 849 Questionnaire, June 602
Test and segregate, March 254 Misidentification of cows, solving the Reasons for collecting a database, June 600
Test and slaughter, March 253 gmp Aug 852 Use of information collected, June 606
Uniform methods and rules for establishing Sample CHAPS total herd analysis, Aug 850
and maintaining BLV-free herds, (table), Integrated Resource Management Beef Herd performance and business records of beef
March 255 ow/Calf Herd Analyzer, Sept 944 operations, using computer software to
Vaccination attempts, March 252 Vetcheck IV for tracking herd health at small integrate and analyze, Sept 941
Diagnosis of BLV infection, the current and dairies, July 724, Aug 836
future assays, March 272 Benefits of computerized records, Aug 846 Herd production and disease problems in beef
Agar gel immunodiffusion test, March 273 Computer-generated medical records and cow/calf operations, an epidemiologic
Future assays, March 276 reminders, Aug 842 investigative approach, May 495
General features of the bovine leukemia virus, Data collection systems, Aug 839, (tables), Aug 843 Analysis of data, May 503, 504
(table), March 273 Data entry, minimizing time required, Aug 840 Examination of animals, May 502
Interrelationship of BLV with other bovine Hardware and disk operating system Examination of environment, May 502
viruses, March 277 requirements, July 726 History collection, May 498
Stages of BLV infection, March 274 Monitoring of specific programs, Aug 843 Collection of data on potential risk factors,
Epidemiologic features of infection, March 248, Body condition scoring, Aug 845 May 501
(table), March 250 Heifer management, Aug 844 Compilation of herd management and
Age, sex, and parity, March 250 Mastitis control, Auo 844 roduction database, May 500
Herd size and history, March 251 Milk production, Aug 345 Definition of herd problem, May 498
Production type and breed of cattle, March 248 Reproduction, Aug 343 Individual animal diagnostics vs. herd
Season, March 251 Program menus and options, July 728 diagnostics, (table), May 496
Sire and dam, March 251 System configurations, July 728 Written report, May 503
Transmission of BLV Technical support, customization, and
Horizontal transmission, March 263, (table), manuals, July 726 Hydrops of fetal membranes, Jan 73
March 268 ifferences between hydrallantois and
Animal-to-animal contact, March 263 Diagnostic laboratory in a swine practice, hydramnios, (table), Jan 77
Blood, March 264 equipping and using, June 607 Hydrallantois, Jan 73
Insects, March 267 Equipment and supplies required, June 607, Hydramnios, Jan 76
Secretions and excretions, March 264 (table), June 608 Treatment of hydrallantois and hydramnios,
Vertical transmission, March 258, (table), Agar gel immunodiffusion test, June 618 Jan 76
March 261 Culture media, June 610, (tables), June 611, 612
Ingestion of infected colostrum or milk, Integrated Resource Management Beef Cow/Calf
March 259 Herd Analyzer (see Computerized record
Semen, ova, and embryos, March 258 keeping and data analysis)
Transplacental transmission, March 259
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Intrauterine infusion in postpartum dairy cows, Herd production and disease problems in beef Corey, M.M., June 607
April 376 cow/calf operations, an epidemiologic Cotter, S.M., Oct 974
Controversy about effectiveness, April 376 investigative approach, May 495 Couto, C.G., March 188
DrCuogm bsienlaecttiioonn,s Aoprfi ld r3u7g7s , April 381 Mastveert erpilnaanrsi afno'rs corwo/lcea lifn tbheeeifr pdreovdeulcoeprmse,n tt,h e Cullor, J.S., May 477, Dec 1220, 1235
Drugs not recommended, April 378 Feb 160
Oxytetracycline, April 378 D
Penicillin, April 378 Prolapses of the vagina and cervix during Dabareiner, R., Sept 927
Milk withdrawal, April 381 pregnancy, Sept 936 Dargatz, D.A., April 346
Classifications, Sept 936 Davidson, J.R., Feb 118
Master plans for cow/calf beef producers, Etiology, Sept 937 Dee, S.A., June 607
Cliveentte ricnoamrmiuannisc artoiloe ni,n tFheebi r 16d1e velopment, Feb 160 TreBauthmneenrt ,m eStehpotd ,93 7S ept 937 Dellinger, J., May 477
Client education, Feb 162 Minchev’s method, Sept 937 DiGiacomo, R.F., March 248, 258, 263
Development of master plans, Feb 163 Divers, T.J., April 298
Breeding program, Feb 164 Pseudorabies virus infection in hogs, a study of the Donahue, Jr., W.A., Oct 999
Health and vaccination program, Feb 163 Isowean three-site production system to Donner, G.S., Oct 993
Marketing and financial planning, Feb 164 produce PRV-free breeding stock from an Donoghue, S., Sept 910
Nutritional management, Feb 163 infected herd, Feb 166 Douglas, J., Aug 826
Record keeping, Feb 164 Dow, S.W., Dec 1181
Establishment of credibility, Feb 161 Record keeping (see Computerized record keeping
Goals for your practice, Feb 160 and data analysis) Dreitz, M.J., Dec 1181
Dyer, K.R., Jan 40
Mummification of bovine fetuses, Feb 155 Reproductive disorders of cattle
Causes, Feb 155 Fetal mummification, Feb 155 E
Diagnosis, Feb 157 Granulosa cell tumors, July 744 Edwards, R.B., III, July 640
Treatment of cows with mummified fetuses, Hydrops of fetal membranes, Jan 73 Eisner, E.R., May 416, 418, 435, 450
Feb 157 Prolapses of the vagina and cervix during Ellison, S.P., May 472
Abortifacients, Feb 158 pregnancy, repair, Sept 936
Types of mummification, Feb 155 Retained fetal membranes and endometritis in Elmore, R.G., Jan 73, Feb 155, July 744,
postpartum dairy cows, use of intrauterine Sept 936
Paratuberculosis (Mycobacterium therapy, April 376 Evermann, J.F., March 246, 272
ratuberculosis infection) in ruminants
Characteristics of Mycobacterium Sow feeding and management practices to F
paratuberculosis, Nov 1135 — productivity, Oct 1048 Fallin, E.A., Jan 26, Aug 762
Control recommendations, Nov 1133, (table), Body condition scoring of sows, (table), Oct 1051 Faries, F.C., Jr., Oct 1038
Nov 1134 Feeding recommendations for gilts
Diagnosis Postbreeding, Oct 1049 Fettman, M.J., April 346
Clinical diagnosis, Nov 1124 Prebreeding, Oct 1048 Field, R.W., May 495, June 600
Direct microscopic examination, Nov 1126 Feeding recommendations for sows Fitzgerald, G.R., April 382
Laboratory testing, limits of, Nov 1125 During gestation, Oct 1050 Ford, T.S., July 690, 696
Microbiology, Nov 1126 During lactation, Oct 1052 Forrester, S.D., Jan 24, 26, 48
Necropsy, Nov 1126 Postweaning to rebreeding, Oct 1049 Freeman, L., Sept 921
Serologic tests, Nov 1128 Influence of housing type on feed intake, Oct 1051 Furman, J.W., Feb 160
Tests for cell-mediated immunity, Nov 1127
Test use and interpretation of results, Nov 1129 Swine practices, equipping and using an in-house
Effects of infection, Nov 1136 diagnostic laboratory, June 607 G
Forms of disease Gay, J.M., Nov 1133
Clinical disease, Nov 1135 Vetcheck IV (see Computerized record keeping Geasling, J.W., April 334
Subclinical disease, Nov 1136 and data analysis) Gibbons, R., June 607
Prevalence, Nov 1133 Goodwin, J., July 648, 650, 670, 676
Routes of infection, Nov 1136 Green, S.L., Jan 66
Transmission and pathogenesis, Nov 1122
Vaccination, Nov 1138 AUTHORS Greve, J.H., Sept 872
A Guterbock, W.M., Dec 1229
Pneumonia in swine herds, Jan 78 Anderson, L.A., Feb 166
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Fewer animals per housing section, Jan 79 Bauck, S., Nov 1140 Hanson, P.D., Feb 150
Medicating the herd before an outbreak, Jan 83 Baxter, G.M., Oct 1011, 1012, 1019, 1030, Harmon, W.M., Feb 104
Prompt treatment of sick animals, Jan 82 Nov 1106, 1113 Harris, D.L., Feb 166
Purchase of feeders from one source, Jan 81 Belknap, J.K., Nov 1106 Herd, R.P., March 231, 240
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Jan 83 Boggs, D.L., July 706, Aug 849 Holland, P.S., May 495, June 600
Culling of positive sows, Jan 84, (table), Jan 85 Bone, D.L., Feb 127 Honnas, C.M., July 690, 696, Dec 1208, 1215
Depopulating and ae of herds, Jan 85 Borchardt, K.A., Feb 104 Hoover, E.A., Dec 1181
ESpaercliyf iwce-apnaitnhogg eann-df rmeeed isciw aitnieo n proofd ucptigiloents,, JJaann 8836 Burney, D.P., June 588 HHuugghheess,, HM..,A .S,e pFte b9 411 60
Production medicine (see also Computerized Cc
record keeping and data analysis) Campbell, S., June 526
Herd database collection to evaluate Codner, E.C., Nov 1074
management and production of beef cattle Cooper, R.C., Jr., July 650, 670, 676
operations, June 600
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J T Weber, W.J., July 670, 676
Jensen, L., May 477 Tams, T.R., Aug 785 Weldon, A.D., June 595
Jergens, A.E., Sept 872 Tangner, S.H., April 311, 314 Welter, C.J., April 382
Johnson, M.W., April 382 Thatcher, C.D., Dec 1185 Welter, M.W., April 382
Johnston, S.A., Aug 762 Theisen, S.K., June 588 Whitacre, M.D., April 376
K Thomas, M.W., Feb 104 White, N.A., II, Sept 927
Tigges, M.G., Oct 1038 White-Weithers, N.E., Nov 1096
Kantrowitz, B., Aug 806 Toombs, R.E., May 495, June 600 Wikse, S.E., May 495, June 600
King, J.M., Jan 22, Feb 114, March 185, Traub-Dargatz, J.L., April 346 Wilbanks, R.D., Feb 139
April 305, May 411, June 533, July 645, Sept 877, Tubbs, R.C., Oct 1048 Wills, J.M., Sept 883, 884
Nov 1080, Dec 1176 Turk, J.R., Jan 14 Wilson, D.A., Jan 14
Ko, J.C.H., July 724, Aug 836 Wiseman, B.S., Feb 166
Kuhl, K.A., Nov 1101 Vv
Vacek, J.R., July 690, 696, Dec 1208, 1215 ¥
L Van Ke, R.T.., April 334 Young, R., Oct 999
Leib, M.S., May 408, June 526, Aug 762, Nov 1074 Van Eenennaam, A., May 477
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Marion, E., Oct 974
Markham, R.J.F., Dec 1195
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Medleau, L., June 538, 548, 573, Nov 1084, 1086, following people who served as peer-reviewers of the
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Mills Wallace, L.L., Jan 14 wealth of knowledge and expertise to the task, and helped to
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Moore, F.M., Aug 796 ensure that the information published in the journal is
Mueller, P.O.E., Oct 1030
Myers, N.C., Oct 974 accurate, practical, and complete.
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