Publisher's Synopsis
Designed to fit in the glove box of an equine or large animal veterinarian's field service truck, Equine Field Surgery covers procedures that can be performed in less than one hour, can be completed in a standing sedated patient, do not enter the abdomen or joint, and do not require special equipment. Procedures may require at least one trained assistant and fall under the categories of distal limb, head and neck, urogenital, and limited abdominal. Other key topics include field anesthesia, available protocols, equipment needs, and complications.
