The Abomasum The Abomasum

Descrizione dell’editore

Students in veterinary medicine and animal science often report that it can be difficult to understand the anatomy of the bovine gastrointestinal tract, particularly when it comes to the changes that occur with conditions such as left and right abomasal displacements and abomasal volvulus. To help students develop the 3-dimensional mental images of the bovine gastrointestinal tract needed to fully understand these diseases, we have created interactive models and animations depicting the normal anatomy of the bovine abdomen and the alterations that occur during the development of these three important diseases. 

  • GENERE
    Professionali e tecnici
    PUBBLICATO
    2016
    6 settembre
    LINGUA
    EN
    Inglese
    PAGINE
    11
    EDITORE
    Educational Resources, University of Georgia
    DATI DEL FORNITORE
    University of Georgia
    DIMENSIONE
    26,9
    MB
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