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Equine Anatomy Guide: The Head and Neck

An illustrated Guide with Clinical Correlates and Applications

por Mansour, Steiss, Wilhite

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Master equine head and neck anatomy with confidence. This fully revised second edition combines high-quality dissection photographs, clear illustrations, concise anatomical descriptions, and step-by-step laboratory instructions to guide students through one of the most challenging regions of the horse. New Clinical Correlates, Study Tips, and self-assessment questions reinforce learning and demonstrate the clinical relevance of anatomy. An ideal companion for veterinary students, educators, and practitioners, this practical guide bridges the gap between the dissection laboratory and everyday equine clinical practice.
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https://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/faculty/mansour-mahmoud/
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  • Categoria principal: Educação
  • Categorias adicionais Referências
  • Opção de projeto: Retrato padrão, 20×25 cm
    Nº de páginas: 100
  • Data de publicação: ago 21, 2026
  • Idioma English
  • Palavras-chavee Anatomy, Neck, Head, Equine
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Mahmoud Mansour
Auburn, Alabama

Dr. Mansour joined the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom (1990) and his DVM from the University of Khartoum, Sudan (1983). Dr. Mansour received post-doctoral training at Michigan State University where he was a recipient of Fulbright Scholarship (1995). He also received a research training course at the WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland (1993). Dr. Mansour was a member of the faculty at Tuskegee University for several years before joining the faculty at Auburn University. SGA Teacher of the Year 2018 Zoetis Distinguished Teaching Award, 2015 Dean’s Annual Award for Excellence in Teaching (College of Veterinary Medicine), 2008

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