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the T G Hungerford Refresher Course for Veterinarians, 14-18 June 1999
T G Hungerford Refresher Course for Veterinarians
T.G. Hungerford Refresher Course for Veterinarians
Post-Graduate Foundation in Veterinary Science.
What's new in immunology? -- Colostral transfer of immunity to neonates : a two-edged sword -- In the balance : Type 1 versus Type 2 immune responses -- Fleas, dust mites and pollens : immunodiagnosis and immunotherapy -- When the immune system goes wrong : immune-mediated diseases -- Why do animals get autoimmune disease? -- Anaemia and thrombocytopaenia : when is it autoimmune? -- This dog has antinuclear antibody : it must be SLE! -- Mucosal immunology -- New developments in transfusion medicine -- What's around the corner for immunotherapy? -- Autoimmune skin disease -- Lymphoma : the most common immunological disorder -- Is hypothyroidism the only autoimmune endocrinopathy? -- Do animals get asthma? -- How do I diagnose immune-mediated polyarthritis? -- How do I know immune complexes are causing this renal disease?, and, Can the immune system cause infertility? -- I can't cure this infection : is it immunodeficiency? -- Feline infectious peritonitis : new insights to an old disease -- Leukemia, myeloma, histiocytic and mast cell tumors : what's new? -- Immune mediated neuromuscular diseases -- Nutrition and immunity -- Vaccinations : emerging controversies -- Inflammatory bowel disease : the great catch-all!-- Vaccination considerations in immunocompromised patients
"Venue: Veterinary Science Conference Centre, University of Sydney."
Lecturers: Michael J. Day, Rance Sellon, Ralf Mueller
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Proceedings (Refresher Course for Veterinarians) ; 323