J.P. Varshney

Foundations of Veterinary Medicine: Concepts and Systemic Disorders is a concise and essential resource tailored for students, interns, and early-career professionals in the field of veterinary science. This book introduces readers to the history, scope, and evolution of veterinary medicine, establishing a strong foundation for understanding animal health and disease management. Beginning with the conceptual underpinnings of veterinary practice, the book explores general systemic states and moves into core diagnostic and clinical areas including gastrointestinal and urinary system disorders. It addresses the pathophysiology, clinical signs, diagnostic approaches, and treatment options for common diseases affecting companion and production animals. Designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical clinical application, this book supports veterinary learners in understanding the interconnection between anatomy, physiology, pathology, and therapeutic interventions. With an emphasis on system-based learning and real-world relevance, it serves as a valuable introductory text for veterinary curricula.

The Book Practicals in Veterinary Medicine (VMD -321. Diseases of Cardio-pulmonary, Nervous, Musculo- Skeletal System, Eye and Ear) has been designed to provide undergraduate veterinary students with the practical knowledge related to examination for diseases of cardio-pulmonary, nervous, musculo-skeletal systems; eye and ear . Attempts have been made to give pictorial depiction, wherever feasible, to make the text more clear.

The Book Skin,Endocrine, Metabolic and Deficiency Diseases has been designed to provide undergraduate veterinary students with the practical knowledge related to clinical examination for skin diseases, blood transfusion, fluid therapy, ultrasonography, endoscopy, herd medicine, periparturient health care, udder and foot health management, metabolic disease management, prevention and control of infectious diseases, approach to disease outbreak investigations, and vaccination schedules. Illustrations at many places have added to clarity.

The book General Systemic States and Diseases of Digestive and Urinary Systems has been designed to equip novice veterinary students with the knowledge related to practical aspects of Client communication skill; Animal handling and restrain; Medication; and Taking history, Physical and Special examination procedures for examining the gastrointestinal and urinary systems. Grasping and understanding of the topics have been madeeasy by illustrations.

The book Electrocardiogram Made Easy: A Fully Illustrated Handbook has been designed keeping in view the requirements of the novice veterinary graduates and practitioners inclined to do cardiac evaluation of their patients. A chapter on self-exercise has been intended as a study aid to provide reader with an additional opening to assess his own understanding of an electrocardiogram. On one side of the page, ECG strip is given along with a short narration and a question. On the reverse side of the page, same ECG strip is again presented with the answer of the question and detailed analysis of the electrocardiogram. The book will help in simplifying the techniques of electrocardiography and assisting the readers in interpreting electrocardiogram so that the technique is extended to even primary veterinary practices for routine cardiac evaluation

The book aims at improving the clinical diagnostic skill of veterinarians (novice veterinary students, veterinary graduates, veterinary practitioners and scholars) engaged in canine practice with respect to first two basic components of diagnostic process (history and physical examination) and making familiar with diagnostic protocol in relation to diseases of various body systems. The book has 136 pictorial illustrations to break out of the linear and systemic nature of the printed text for making the learning process easy and understandable.

The present book, Heart Failure in Animals: Current Concepts, is an attempt to provide comprehensive information on the structure and function of the heart, as well as the current concepts in the etiopathogenesis of heart failure. The book also covers updated diagnostic modalities, therapeutic interventions, new pharmacological agents, and dietary considerations for heart failure in dogs. The description of related syndromes, such as syncope, shock, and cardiac arrest, has expanded the scope of the book. The book includes chapters on heart failure in feline, ruminant, equine, leporine, pet avian, ferret, and human species, providing a comparative outlook and broadening the books utility and scope to include veterinary students, researchers, and specialists in veterinary medicine, as well as practitioners. This comprehensive resource equips readers to handle heart failure cases in a more effective and rational manner.

This book provides essential information on methodologies for recording electrocardiograms in various animal species, including dogs, cats, cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, mithun, chelonians, snakes, avians, equines, rabbits, and the Indian gray mongoose. It also reviews the electrocardiographic physiology, generation of electrocardiograms, and normal criteria for various animal species; electrocardiograms in health and disease; and the interpretation of abnormal electrocardiograms, cardiomyopathy and arrhythmias, with corresponding treatment protocols. Further, it presents several approaches to interpreting the electrocardiograms of dogs, cats, ruminants, tortoises, pigeons, and other animals, offering a valuable resource for all veterinary students, scientists, and physicians wanting to make greater use of this valuable non-invasive tool in the diagnosis of heart diseases and general health examinations.

This book provides essential information on methodologies for recording electrocardiograms in various animal species, including dogs, cats, cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, mithun, chelonians, snakes, avians, equines, rabbits, and the Indian gray mongoose. It also reviews the electrocardiographic physiology, generation of electrocardiograms, and normal criteria for various animal species; electrocardiograms in health and disease; and the interpretation of abnormal electrocardiograms, cardiomyopathy and arrhythmias, with corresponding treatment protocols. Further, it presents several approaches to interpreting the electrocardiograms of dogs, cats, ruminants, tortoises, pigeons, and other animals, offering a valuable resource for all veterinary students, scientists, and physicians wanting to make greater use of this valuable non-invasive tool in the diagnosis of heart diseases and general health examinations.