Tehnici de reparare a fracturilor la animale mici (Atlas cu ilustratii in acuarela)

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Categorie: Carti - Medicina veterinara

USAMV Cluj-Napoca este onorata sa anunte o lansare editoriala in premiera, volumul intitulat Abordari vechi si noi si tehnici pentru repararea fracturilor la animale mici (Un atlas original in acuarela) / Old and new approaches and tehniques for fracture repair in small animals (An original watercolor atlas), publicat de Editura AcademicPres, a universitatii. Volumul este un veritabil atlas, care contine 444 pagini, cu 527 figuri color, pagini de hartie cretata cusute si coperta cartonata, iar autorii sunt personalitati din domeniul Medicinei Veterinare: Prof. Dr. Gheorghe M. Constantinescu – Universitatea din Missouri (Columbia, SUA), Conf. Dr. Ciprian Ober – USAMV Cluj-Napoca, Prof. Dr. Cornel Igna – USV „Mihai I” Timisoara si Prof. Dr. Rafael Latorre – Universitatea din Murcia (Spania).

Lansarea lucrarii va avea loc in 15 iunie, de la ora 12.00, in Amfiteatrul Rosu al Bibliotecii USAMV Cluj-Napoca, iar la eveniment vor participa, alaturi de autori, reprezentanti ai conducerii universitatii si ai Facultatii de Medicina Veterinara, studenti/doctoranzi, medici veterinari, profesori si practicieni.

Despre acest volum unicat, care este o premiera in lumea publicatiilor din Medicina Veterinara, Prof. dr. Gheorghe M. Constantinescu a declarat: „Exista mai multe carti care prezinta moduri de tratare a fracturilor la caini si pisici, cu ilustratii in stilou si cerneala, creion, chiar si cu fotografii colorate. Atlasul nostru este unic in ceea ce priveste ilustratiile, care sunt desenate in acuarele, o opera de arta originala realizata de primul autor. Structurile anatomice sunt prezentate in asa fel incat sa para reale si, in plus, unele dintre structuri sunt subliniate, pentru a atrage atentia cititorului/chirurgului (spre deosebire de fotografiile color)”.

Importanta lansarii acestui volum, considerat extrem de util studentilor, dar si medicilor veterinari, este subliniata si de decanul Colegiului de Medicina Veterinara, profesor de Oncologie la Universitatea din Missouri, Carolyn J. Henry, DVM, MS, DACVIM: „Aceasta carte reprezinta rezultatul muncii facuta cu pasiune de catre un anatomist medic veterinar, ilustrator medical si educator de renume mondial, Prof. Dr. Gheorghe Constantinescu. Rareori arta si stiinta medicinei veterinare sunt combinate atat de frumos, rezultand o resursa pentru medicii veterinari dincolo de discipline si granite geografice. In calitate de decan al Colegiului de Medicina Veterinara al Universitatii din Missouri, am avut privilegiul sa urmaresc evolutia acestui atlas de la sute de schite individuale intr-un ghid incredibil de usor de utilizat. Atlasul prezinta desene originale create cu pasiune si precizie de unul dintre cei mai venerati membri ai facultatii de medicina veterinara contemporani. Dr. Constantinescu a recreat cu minutiozitate detaliile anatomice ale operatiilor de reparare a fracturilor intr-un atlas pas cu pas, care ofera o perspectiva vizuala prin desene si acuarele ce nu sunt posibile doar cu imagini fotografice. Medicii generalisti, ortopezii clinici, educatorii veterinari si studentii, deopotriva, vor considera ca aceasta carte este o completare binevenita la biblioteca lor profesionala si o resursa valoroasa pentru planificarea chirurgicala”.

Potrivit autorilor, acest atlas este dedicat si studentilor, colegiilor veterinare si chirurgilor din intreaga lume. Volumul poate fi achizitionat de la Biblioteca USAMV Cluj-Napoca, iar in curand si prin intermediul comenzilor online.

AUTOBIOGRAFII AUTORI

Gheorghe M. Constantinescu, DVM, PhD, mult. Drhc., EAVA (Hon.)

(European Association of Veterinary Anatomists, since 1964), Professor Emeritus of Veterinary Anatomy, Vice-President of WAVA (World Association of Veterinary Anatomists) (2021-2025), medical illustrator, member of the International Committee on Veterinary Gross Anatomical Nomenclature, and member of the Editorial Committee of the Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria (NAV) 2017.

Born in Bucharest, January 20th, 1932. Finished his education in Bucharest with the DVM and PhD degrees. Associate Professor in Timisoara (1965-1982), left Romania and was hired in 1984 as an Associate Professor of Veterinary Anatomy at the University of Missouri-Columbia College of Veterinary Medicine. Full Professor in 1992, retired in 2014, part-time until April 2020 including one year pro bono and is still active, writing and illustrating books. Author of over 440 publications, among them Clinical Dissection Guide for Large Animals in two editions, Guide to Regional Ruminant Anatomy based on the Dissection of the Goat, other clinical and clinical anatomy books translated in foreign languages (Clinical Anatomy for Small Animal Practitioners, translated in Portuguese, Japanese and French, Fundamentals in Small Animal Surgery, translated in Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese), the Illustrated Veterinary Anatomical Nomenclature 4th edition (2018), revised after the last NAV edition (2017). Numerous awards, diplomas, certificates, oral presentations at national and international meetings, etc., etc.

Married to Ileana (Associate Professor of Veterinary Anatomy), has a son, Alexandru-Razvan and a daughter, Adina Isebelle, and three grandchildren, Alexandru-Bernard, and Ivy and Violet, respectively.

Ciprian Ober, DVM, PhD.

Associate Professor of Small Animal Surgery – University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Born in Ludus, Mures, January 28th, 1980. Finished his veterinary education in Cluj with the DVM degree in 2005 and PhD degree in 2011. Finished Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca in 2015. ECVS residency during 2014-2019 at Koret School of Veterinary Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. Coordinator and teacher of the Postgraduate Course “Animal Assisted Therapy and Activities for Persons with Special Needs” (Department of Special Education, Faculty of Psychology and Sciences of Education, Babes-Bolyai University, in collaboration with Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Cluj-Napoca) (2013-2019).

Author of over 100 publications, among them clinical and ex vivo biomechanical studies in veterinary orthopedics. Numerous awards, certificates, diplomas, and oral presentations at national and international meetings.

Cornel Igna, DVM, PhD.

Professor of Veterinary Surgery – Banat's University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine „King Michael I of Romania” from Timisoara.

Born in Geoagiu, September 23th 1959. Finished his education in Timisoara with the DVM (1984) and PhD (1997) degrees. Started the academic activity in 1984 as a Researcher of Veterinary Surgery at Agronomic Institute of Timisoara, Assistant Professor (1987-1992), Lecturer (1992-1997) Associate Professor (1997-2000) and full Professor from 2000 at the Banat's University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, „King Michael I of Romania” from Timisoara.

Member of over sixteen national and international professional associations. Author of twenty-five books among them two books of the Veterinary Orthopaedics in Small Animals and 420 scientific papers. Awarded the Romanian Academy Prize in 1999 for the book Veterinary Surgical Techniques. Nominations in Who's Who in the World, 2006-2020.

Married to Violeta, has a daughter Andreea.

Rafael M. Latorre, DVM, PhD.

Full Professor of Veterinary Anatomy – University of Murcia, Spain, Department of Anatomy & Comparative Pathology, President of the International Society for Plastination (2016-).

Born in Madrid, on August 21st, 1964. Started the academic activity in 1988 as a lecturer of Veterinary Gross Anatomy in Dept. Anatomy & Comparative Pathology, University of Murcia. In 2010 gained a position as a Full Professor in the same department. Academic Visitor during a sabbatical year at the Royal Veterinary College, (University of London, 2006-2007) and at the University of Cambridge (UK), (2014-2015). He has been also visiting professor for periods of at least three months at the University of Milan, Italy (1989, 1990); University of Davis, California (1992); The Babraham Institute in Cambridge, UK (1994); University of Tennessee, USA (2002).

Much of his academic activity has been focused on "Morphological characterization of animal species with support of imaging techniques, and minimally invasive surgery" highlighting important contributions in the form of atlases and books and scientific papers, mainly in relation to clinical anatomy and diagnostic imaging and always using PLASTINATION as the main research tool. He founded the Plastination lab at the University of Murcia in 1992 and he is permanently involved in the development and teaching of plastination techniques. He has been directly related to the activity of the International Society for Plastination since 1998 (Vice-president 2008-2016 and current President from 2016).

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