Contents
Section.1; Introduction
1.Adding reptile patient to your practice
2.General husbandary and management
3.Reptile zoonose and threats to public health
4.Referance sources for reptile clinicians

Section.2; Biology
5.Snakes
6.Lizards
7.Turtles,Tortoises,and Terapins
8.Crocodilians

Section.3; Special Topics
9.Cardiology and circulation
10.Dermatology
11.Microbiology
12.Neoplasa
13.Neurology
14.Nutrition
15.Opthalmology
16.Parasitology
17.Perinatology of pet Reptiles
18.Reproductive biology
19.Viral diseases

Section.4; Special Techniques and Procedures
20.Allometric Scaling;Extrapolating treatment regimens for Reptils
21.Anesthesia
22.Clinical pathology
23.Diagnosting imaging
24.Diagnostic and clinical techniques
25.Euthanasia and Necropsy
26.Fracture management
27.Soft tissue surgery
28.Therapeutics

Section.5; Differential Diagnosis by Symptoms
29.Snakes
30.Lizards
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Section.6; Specific Diseases and Conditions
33.Acarisis
34.Anorexia
35.Aural Abscesses
36.Bites from Prey
37.Cloacal Prolapse
38.Cryptosporidiosis
39.Diarrhea
40.Digit Abnormalities
41.Dysecdysis; Abnormal Shedding and retained Eye Caps
42.Dystocias
43.Gout
44.Hematoparasites
45.Hypovitaminosis A and Hypovitaminosis A
46.Metabolic Bone disease
47.Ophidian Paramyxovirus
48.Paraphimosis
49.Pneumonia and Normal Respiratory Function
50.Postural Abnormalities
51.Seizure,Convulsions,and Tremors
52.Shell Damage
53.Tale Damage
54.Thermal Burns
55.Upper Alimentary Tract disease
56.Vomiting and regurgitation

Section.7; Appendix
57.Sea Turtle Rehabilitation
58.Amphibian Hubandary and medicine
59.Management of Large Reptile Collections
60.Evaluation of artificial lighting
61.Reptile and Amphibian Formulary
62.Hematologic and Blood Chemistry Values in Reptiles
63.Radiographic Anatomy