Italian Society of the Veterinary Sciences SISVet 2018
A special issue of Veterinary Sciences (ISSN 2306-7381).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 January 2019) | Viewed by 57628
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Interests: biology and molecular virology; inferential statistics; biostatistics and bioinformatics; molecular epidemiology and evolution; computational epidemiology; mathematical models of diffusion of pathogens
Interests: pain in small and large animals; analgesia; osteoarthritis; experimental animal models of ALI/ARDS; pulmonary atelectasis and its treatment during anesthesia; non invasive ventilation in animal patients
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Interests: veterinary pathology; veterinary forensic medicine; neuromuscular disorders; muscle and brain aging; environmental pathology
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Interests: equine nutrition; welfare; gut health; applied clinical nutrition; feeding behavior and ethological need; feeding practice
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are happy to invite you to the SISVet 2018 Congress that is the biggest conference in Italy dedicated to veterinary science, which has been held for over 72 years. The conference will be held 20–22 June in Torino. The conference will include the participation of the following societoes: SOFIVET Italian Society of Veterinary Physiology, SICV Italian Society of Veterinary Surgery, SIRA Italian Society of Animal Reproduction, AIPVET Italian Association of Veterinary Pathology, ARNA, Association of Researchers Nutrition and Food, ANIV Italian Association of Veterinary Infectivologists, RNIV, and the National Network of Veterinary Immunology.
We are particularly interested in articles related to the society involved and to the central theme of the convention, which will be antimicrobial resistance in veterinary implications, from pharmacological, infectious, clinical, zootechnical, pathological, and public health aspects. Naturally, all topics related to veterinary sciences are welcome. The novelty of this year is represented by the ARNA that will propose for its scientific session the theme: "Milk in the Diet of the Future".
On behalf of the organizing committee, we welcome your contribution.
Prof. Luigi Bertolotti
Prof. Francesco Staffieri
Prof. Orlando Paciello
Dr. Emanuela Valle
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- one health
- veterinary science
- antimicrobial resistance
- pharmacological
- infectious
- clinical
- zootechnical
- pathological
- public health
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