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  The Necropsy Guide for Dogs, Cats, and Small Mammals

  edited by Sean P. McDonough, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVP, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, Teresa L. Southard, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVP, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.

  Contents:
  Introduction to the necropsy
  Necropsy basics
  The necropsy procedure
  The integumentary system
  The musculoskeletal system
  The cardiovascular system
  The respiratory system
  The alimentary system
  The liver and pancreas
  The genitourinary system
  The nervous system
  The eye and ear
  The endocrine system
  The lymphoreticular system
  Necropsy of other small mammals
  Necropsy of fetuses and newborns
  Cytology
  Histopathology
  Infectious disease testing
  Toxicology testing
  Packaging and shipping samples.

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  O vozmozhnosti avtomatizarsii protsessa differentsial'noĭ diagnostiki ateroskleroticheskogo kardioskleroza i revmaticheskikh porokov serdtsa, oslozhnennykh mertsatel'noi aritmiei. [Possibilities of the automatic data processing in differential diagnosis of arteriosclerotic cardiosclerosis and rheumatic heart disease complicated by auricular fibrillation].

  Bala IuM, Fuki VB, Rog AI, Savchenko TI, Savchenko AV.

  Kardiologiia. 1977 Jul;17(7):55-61.

  The possibility of applying some mathematical methods for automating the process of differential diagnosis between atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis and rheumatic heart diseases complicated by auricular fibrillation, based on employing computing technique in processing the cardiointervalographic findings, is discussed. The processing of cardiointervalograms taken in 2 groups of patients with diseases in question (totaling 49 persons) aged over 45 evidenced that in the differential diagnosis mathematical expectation and dispersion of the R-R intervals duration are most informative signs. It is shown that for the purpose of automatic diagnosis of atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis and rheumatic heart diseases complicated by auricular fibrillation with the method under discussion the sufficient length of cardiointervalograms equals 130--150 R--R-intervals.

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