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Synopsis
Endoscopy for the Veterinary Technician is a comprehensive resource for the proper care and handling of endoscopes and accompanying instrumentation for a variety of procedures.
An inclusive reference on the proper care and handling of endoscopes and instrumentation
Provides step-by-step details on a variety of endoscopic procedures, highlighting patient preparation, needed equipment, anesthesia, post-procedure care, and complications
Offers numerous color images to help identify equipment and provide a visual guide to procedures
Includes specific technician tips throughout the text New & Used
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What Reviewers Are Saying
"Although the book is aimed at nurses, veterinary students would certainly benefit from its practical approach." (Vet Nurses Today, 1 January 2016)
Endoscopy for the Veterinary Technician fills an important void in the literature and covers all aspects of veterinary endoscopy, both flexible and rigid, from the standpoint of veterinary technicians. (JAVMA, 15 March 2016)
"Cox has produced a textbook that would be beneficial to those who are new to endoscopic procedures or those who are at the intermediate level, with canines and felines. It has clear images and technician's tips throughout the text. Veterinary students may also benefit from this text and the recommended websites
and readings that are suggested at the end of each chapter" NZ Vet Nurses Association, March 2017
Endoscopy for the Veterinary Technician fills an important void in the literature and covers all aspects of veterinary endoscopy, both flexible and rigid, from the standpoint of veterinary technicians.
"Cox has produced a textbook that would be beneficial to those who are new to endoscopic procedures or those who are at the intermediate
and readings that are suggested at the end of each chapter" NZ Vet Nurses Association,