Practical Manual on Veterinary Obstetrics VGO-503

Veterinary Obstetrics: Pelvic Anatomy and Its Implications for Dystocia provides a comprehensive understanding of the pelvic cavity, its anatomy, and its critical role in animal reproduction. Focusing on the intricate structures and sexual and species differences within the pelvic region, this book serves as an essential resource for veterinarians dealing with obstetric challenges. With a particular emphasis on dystocia and how pelvic abnormalities can affect the birthing process, the text covers the bony structures, ligaments, and the pelvic cavity’s role in parturition. It equips practitioners with the knowledge necessary to predict, prevent, and manage complications during labor and delivery.

This book delves into the detailed anatomy of the pelvic cavity in domestic animals, exploring its crucial role in obstetrics and the prevention of dystocia. It covers the bony structures, including the sacrum, ilium, ischium, and pubis, as well as key ligaments that stabilize the pelvis during parturition. The text highlights sexual and species differences in pelvic anatomy, with a focus on how these variations impact the birthing process in animals. Aimed at veterinarians, the book offers insights into diagnosing pelvic abnormalities and managing labor, ensuring better outcomes for both mother and offspring in veterinary practice.

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