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Some common problems in rabbit medicine spelled out. Diagnostic approach and treatment based on clinical cases

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van der Kolk F.
In: EVC - Voorjaarsdagen - The Hague, 2017 by European Veterinary Conference - Voorjaarsdagen
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JUL 05, 2017
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The best way to find out how to use the knowledge about rabbit medicine you have acquired so far, is bringing it into practice by clinical cases.

A number of very common practice cases will be discussed, and some very common phenomena will be spelled out and explained.

So there are the often-seen faeces clumps (in Dutch: plakpoep): why is just removal of the clots not the right thing to do?

https://voorjaarsdagen.eu/file/2019/07/Fred-van-der-Kolk-CA-SOME-COMMON-PROBLEMS-IN-RABBIT-MEDICINE-SPELLED-OUT.-DIAGNOSTIC-APPROACH-AND-TREATMENT-BASED-ON-CLINICAL-CASES.pdf
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van der Kolk, F. (2021) “Some common problems in rabbit medicine spelled out. Diagnostic approach and treatment based on clinical cases”, EVC - Voorjaarsdagen - The Hague, 2017. Available at: https://www.ivis.org/library/evc/evc-voorjaarsdagen-hague-2017/some-common-problems-rabbit-medicine-spelled-out-diagnostic-approach-and-treatment-based-on-clinical (Accessed: 24 March 2023).

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