Atlas and Textbook of small animal neurology - An Illustrated Text

Atlas and Textbook of small animal neurology - An Illustrated Text

von: André Jaggy, Platt, Simon

Schlütersche, 2010

ISBN: 9783899930924 , 611 Seiten

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Atlas and Textbook of small animal neurology - An Illustrated Text


 

Table of Contents

8

Contributors

17

Preface to the English edition

22

Preface to the second German edition

23

Preface to the first German edition

24

Abbreviations

25

1 Neurological Examination of Small Animals

28

1.1 Signalment

28

1.2 Anamnesis

28

1.3 General examination

29

1.4 Neurological status

29

1.5 Ophthalmological examination

61

Literature

64

2 Principles of Neuropathology

66

2.1 General neuropathology

66

2.2 Classification of neurological diseases: VITAMIN D

75

2.3 Investigation of the cerebrospinal fluid ( CSF)

80

Further reading

82

3 Genetic Neurological Diseases and Breed Predisposition

84

3.1 Genetic defects

84

3.2 Inheritance

85

3.3 Demonstrating the mode of inheritance

85

3.4 Testing for potential genetic carriers

87

3.5 Breeding methods to eradicate genetic defects

88

3.6 Diseases due to multifactorial causes

89

Literature

90

4 Basic Laboratory Investigations

92

4.1 Indications

92

4.2 Haematology

93

4.3 Biochemical blood parameters

95

4.4 Urine investigations

98

Further reading

98

5 Anaesthesia

100

5.1 Basics of neuroanaesthesia

100

5.1.1 Control of intracranial pressure

101

5.1.2 Control of the carbon dioxide partial pressure

102

5.1.3 Control of blood pressure

103

5.1.4 Pharmaceuticals

103

5.1.5 Positioning

104

5.1.6 Supervision of anaesthesia and hypothermia

104

5.1.7 Fluid therapy

104

5.1.8 Recovery period

105

5.2 Specific procedural techniques

105

Literature

112

Further reading

112

6 Neuroradiology

114

6.1 Indications

114

6.2 Examination methods

116

6.3 Spine

124

6.4 Specific diseases

139

6.5 Skull

152

Literature

172

7 Electrodiagnostics

180

7.1 Electrodiagnosis of the peripheral nervous system ( PNS)

181

7.1.1 Electromyography (EMG)

182

7.1.2 Electroneurography

184

7.1.3 Auditory evoked potentials (AEP)

188

7.2 Electrodiagnostic examinations of the CNS 7.2.1 Electroencephalography

190

7.3 Biopsy

196

7.3.1 Muscle biopsy

196

7.3.2 Nerve biopsy

197

8 Rehabilitation

198

8.1 Physiotherapy

198

8.1.1 Hydrotherapy

199

8.1.2 Massage

199

8.1.3 Kinesiotherapy

201

8.1.4 Electrotherapy

202

8.1.5 Thermotherapy

205

8.1.6 Magnetic field therapy

205

8.2 Adjuvant therapeutic measures

205

9 Neuropharmacology

210

9.1 Antibiotic therapy in neurological disease

210

9.1.1 Classes of antibiotics and their antibiotic spectra

210

9.1.2 Choice of antibiotic depending on neurological lesion localisation

213

9.2 Steroid therapy

214

9.2.1 Chemistry, pharmacokinetics and clinical pharmacology

214

9.2.2 Physiological and pharmacological effects

215

9.2.3 Side-effects

216

9.2.4 Therapeutic uses

216

9.3 Analgesics

218

9.3.1 Principles of pain physiology and therapy

219

9.3.2 Opioids

220

9.3.3 Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

220

9.3.4 Other medications and treatments used in pain relief

223

Literature

224

Further reading

224

10 Neurosurgery

226

10.1 Instrumentation

226

10.2 Brain

227

10.2.1 Brain tumours

228

10.2.2 Cranial trauma

231

10.2.3 Hydrocephalus

232

10.3 Spinal cord/ Spine

233

10.3.1 Diseases of the intervertebral discs

233

10.3.2 Diseases of the cervical intervertebral discs

234

10.3.3 Diseases of the thoracolumbar intervertebral discs

237

10.3.4 Diseases of the lumbosacral intervertebral discs

239

10.3.5 Tumours of the vertebral body, spinal cord and nerve roots

239

10.4 Spinal fractures / luxations

242

10.5 Peripheral nerves

249

10.6 Surgery of the middle and inner ear

254

11 Acupuncture

258

11.1 Introduction

258

11.1.1 Acupuncture in traditional Chinese medicine ( TCM)

258

11.1.2 The acupoints

258

11.1.3 Choice of acupoints

259

11.1.4 Activation of the acupoints

259

11.2 The use of acupuncture in neurological disease

260

11.3 Acupunctural analgesia and postoperative pain relief

261

12 Stabilization of the Neurological Emergency Patient

264

12.1 General aspects

264

12.2 Stabilization of selected neurological emergencies

271

13 Peripheral Nervous System and Musculature

298

13.1 Introduction

298

13.2 Mononeuropathies

302

13.3 Polyneuropathies

314

13.4 Neuromuscular transmission abnormalities

327

13.5 Monomyopathies

335

13.5.1 Ischemic myopathies

335

13.5.2 Myositis of the masticatory muscles

337

13.5.3 Extraocular myositis

338

13.5.4 Myopathy of the gracilis and semitendinosus muscles

339

13.5.5 Myopathy of the infraspinatus muscle

339

13.5.6 Myositis ossificans

340

13.5.7 Coccygeal myopathy ( limber tail, cold tail)

341

13.6 Polymyopathies

342

14 Spinal Cord

360

14.1 Spinal cord diseases

361

14.1.1 Vascular diseases

361

14.1.2 Inflammatory changes

364

14.1.3 Traumatic diseases

366

14.1.4 Anomalies

368

14.1.5 Metabolic diseases

375

14.1.6 Neoplastic diseases

376

14.1.7 Degenerative diseases of the spine and spinal cord

378

14.2 Bladder disturbances

392

15 Vestibular Apparatus

398

15.1 Functional anatomy

398

15.2 Disturbances of vestibular function

399

15.2.1 Paradoxical vestibular syndrome

400

15.2.2 Clinical symptoms with bilateral disease

401

15.3 Neurological examination of a vestibular syndrome

401

15.4 Diseases of the peripheral vestibular apparatus

402

15.4.1 Otitis media / interna

403

15.4.2 Congenital vestibular diseases

405

15.4.3 Metabolic causes

406

15.4.4 Idiopathic causes ( geriatric or idiopathic vestibular syndrome)

407

15.4.5 Neoplastic disease

407

15.5 Diseases of the central vestibular apparatus

408

16 Cerebellum

412

16.1 Anatomy and physiology

412

16.2 Symptomatology and localisation of cerebellar lesions

413

16.3 Differential diagnoses ( VITAMIN D) and investigation methods

416

16.4 Diseases

417

16.4.1 Congenital cerebellar disease

417

16.4.2 Acquired diseases of the cerebellum

421

17 Brain Stem

426

17.1 Anatomy

426

17.2 Diseases

426

17.3 Neuro-ophthalmology

443

18 Cerebrum

454

18.1 Anatomy and physiology

455

18.2 Neuroanatomical localisation

455

18.3 Adjunct investigations

457

18.4 Diseases of the cerebrum

457

18.5 Epilepsy

473

18.6 Differential diagnoses for primary and secondary epilepsy

480

18.7 Neoplasia

484

18.8 Degenerative diseases

488

19 Behavioural Problems and Abnormal Behaviour

494

19.1 Aggression in the dog

494

19.2 Aggression in the cat

501

19.3 Problems associated with excretory behaviour of cats

504

19.4 Fears and phobias in the dog and cat

507

19.5 Compulsive disturbances

509

19.6 Cognitive dysfunction in the dog and cat

511

19.7 Medical behavioural therapy

512

20 Parasitic Neurological Diseases of the Dog and Cat

518

20.1 Trypanosomiasis in the dog

518

20.2 Neosporosis in the dog

518

20.3 Toxoplasmosis in the cat and dog

520

20.4 Babesiosis in the dog

521

20.5 Acanthamoeba infections

522

20.6 Encephalitozoonosis

522

20.7 Neurological diseases caused by helminths

523

20.8 Neurological diseases caused by arthropods

524

20.9 Borreliosis

524

Appendices

528

Subject Index

600