Clinical Equine Oncology is a highly illustrated and clinically based comprehensive reference that contains theoretical and detailed scientific components to interest a wide range of readers. The book is arranged in three sections. Section One sets out to provide a platform for understanding the cellular basis of cancer and its aetiopathogenesis, along with the broad principles of diagnosis, treatment and management of cancer cases. Section Two sets out the finer details of the main groups of cancer in horses and provides an in-depth description of the literature and what is generally known about the various conditions. Section Three provides busy practitioners with a ready reckoner in respect of the tumors that occur in each of the ten body systems. Clinical Equine Oncology is a very comprehensive work that will enable a clinician to diagnose the majority of tumors and have rapid access to clinically useful information when a diagnosis is provided clinically or by the pathologist. Primarily aimed at veterinary surgeons, it will also be of interest to anyone working in the equine field, including students studying equine science degrees, veterinary nurses and paraprofessionals such as equine dentists. An authoritative, inclusive and unique study that is likely to be the standard reference for years to come Authored by top experts in the field Over 800 excellent quality and unique photographs highlighting appearance before and after treatment More than 80 full colour diagrams Highly practical layout with icon-based references for quick appraisal of prevalence and prognosis More than 50 different types of tumour covered.