Diagnosis and Treatment
by Edward J. Noga
The aim of Fish Disease is to provide the simplest and most straightforward method for diagnosing fish diseases.
Distinctive features that set Fish Disease apart from other publications include:
- a unique format that greatly facilitates the diagnosis
- a uniform, concise, summary of hosts, disease prevalence, method of diagnosis, and method of treatment
- the best and most demonstrable, high-quality illustrations of any fish disease book
- the most comprehensive guide to diagnostic histopathology of fish disease
- the most user-friendly sections available on prophylaxis and treatment of diseases
Contents
Methods for Diagnosing Fish Diseases
- Major cultured species
- Types of culture systems
- Equipping a fish: disease diagnostic facility
- The clinical work-up
- Postmortem techniques
- Guidelines for interpreting clinical findings
- How to use the problem list
- Clinical decision making: have the major problems been identified?
- Prioritizing problems
- Treatment plans
- When to refer cases
- Sample problem data sheet
Problem List
Chapters 13-21: 92 problems
Methods for Treating Fish Diseases
- Treatment guidelines
- Pharmacopoeia
Index