Canine Infectious Diseases - Veterinary Internal Medicine Series

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The Series: The new groundbreaking VIMS - Veterinary Internal Medicine Seriescarries the veterinarians in a transformative journey through the dynamic world ofveterinary internal medicine.
Arising from a profound understanding of thecomplexities veterinarians face, each book concentrates on a specific organsystem in either dogs or cats, offering unparalleled insights that surpass traditionalveterinary resources.
Every book in this series offers a clear path to learningcurrent opinions on pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, and costsassociated with illnesses. Edited by specialists of international acclaim, thesetextbooks empower veterinarians to confidently communicate their expertise andacknowledge their limitations, enhancing practice and enriching connections withfurry companions.

The Book: Infectious diseases represent one of the most dynamic areas ofveterinary practice.
They range from common, self-limiting infections to rare,emerging, or re-emerging diseases with potentially severe consequences forindividual patients and their owners.The increasing movement of dogs, changingvector distributions, evolving pathogen ecology, and the growing problem ofantimicrobial resistance have further added to the complexity of diagnosing,treating, and preventing infectious diseases in canine patients.
Accurate diagnosisand effective management of canine infectious diseases require far more thanknowledge of individual pathogens.
They demand a good understanding ofhost–pathogen interactions, epidemiology, and pathogenesis, combined withsound clinical judgement and a structured diagnostic approach.
Equally importantare rational therapeutic strategies and an awareness of antimicrobial stewardshipand infection prevention and control principles, both at the level of the individualpatient and within the veterinary clinic. The book aims to bridge scientific