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Blood Pressure in Cats and Dogs : A Clinical Manual



AUTHOR: Enrique Ynaraja Ramírez.
FORMAT: 17 ¡¿ 24 cm.
NUMBER OF PAGES: 128.
NUMBER OF IMAGES: 105.
BINDING: hardcover.

ISBN: 9788417225704



A practical and simple manual on the methods and techniques
to measure blood pressure in cats and dogs, how to interpret the
results obtained, and the recommended treatments. It includes a
brief review of the current official recommendations of the American
College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM), with clear rules
and guidelines.
This book also contains QR codes linked to videos on how to obtain
precise blood pressure measurements.



Table of contents


1. Blood pressure

  Introduction

  Blood pressure measurement methods

  Normal values

  Factors influencing blood pressure

  Blood pressure regulation mechanisms

    Immediate regulation: rapid control mechanisms

    Delayed regulation: mid-term control mechanisms

    Delayed regulation: long-term control mechanisms


2. Blood pressure measurement

  Introduction

  Blood pressure dynamics

  Anatomical locations for measuring blood pressure

    Measurements at the base of the tail

    Measurements on a forelimb

    Measurements on a hindlimb

  Blood pressure measurement protocol for clinical practice


3. Blood pressure measurement techniques

  Introduction

  What other methods are available?

    Doppler systems

    Oscillometric systems

    High-definition oscillometry (HDO)

    Plethysmography and photoplethysmography

  Which parameters are measured?


4. Arterial hypertension

  Introduction

  Values obtained

  Diseases that cause hypertension in cats and dogs

    Hypertension and kidney disease

    Hypertension and obesity

    Hypertension and endocrine disorders

  Target organ damage

    The central nervous system

    The heart

    The eyeballs

    The kidneys

    The blood vessels


5. Drug treatment of hypertension

  Introduction

  Courses of action to reduce blood pressure

    Modification of cardiac output

    Control over circulating volume

    Vasodilation

  Antihypertensive drugs

    Adrenergic receptor blockers

    Calcium channel blockers

    Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors(ACEIs)

    Angiotensin II receptor antagonists (AIIRAs)

    Endothelin receptor antagonists

    Renin inhibitors

    Direct vasodilators

    Centrally acting antihypertensives

    Catecholamine-depleting drugs

    Aldosterone antagonists


6. Hypotension

  Introduction

  Causes of hypotension in cats and dogs

  Diseases and procedures that cause hypotension

    Heart failure

    Diabetic coma or ketoacidosis

    Hypoadrenocorticism

    Hypothyroidism

    Direct alterations in blood vessels


7. Drug treatment of hypotension

  Introduction

  Courses of action to increase blood pressure

  Drugs for treating hypotension

    Sympathomimetic drugs

    Phosphodiesterase inhibitors

    Other cardiac stimulants

    Fluid therapy solutions


References



The author


Enrique Ynaraja Ramírez

Dr Ynaraja holds a degree and PhD in Veterinary Medicine from the Complutense University
of Madrid. He is an AVEPA (Spanish Small Animal Veterinary Association) certified
specialist in small animal cardiology. He has spent time as a professor at two faculties of
Veterinary Medicine – at the Complutense University of Madrid and at the CEU Cardinal
Herrera University in Valencia.
Dr Ynaraja is a founding member of CardioVet, a company that provides remote diagnostic
services in veterinary cardiology to over 1,000 clinics in Spain, Portugal and Latin America,
and currently works as a vet for Servicios Veterinarios Albeytar in La Vall d¡¯Uixó, Castellón,
Spain.
He has published 140 articles in international journals from 18 countries, participated in
over 500 courses and conferences held in 22 different countries and published 8 books
and several online courses. Dr Ynaraja also actively collaborates with leading companies
from the Spanish small animal veterinary sector to develop training courses and programmes,
to disseminate information and to introduce and launch both pharmacological
and nutritional products.

 
 
 
 
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