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035			_a(OCoLC)07154404
040			_aAAA _cAAA _dTKN
049			_aTKN5
090			_aSF851 _b.I6
099			_aSF851.I6
100	1		_aBirchard, S. J.
245	1	0	_aIntestinal anastomosis : _bcurrent techniques _h[slide] / _cS.J. Birchard, R.M. Bright.
260			_aLafayette, Ind. : _bPurdue University, School of Veterinary Medicine _e(Washington Crossing, N.J. : _fPitman-Moore, _g1980).
300			_a32 slides : _bcol. + _e1 sound cassette.
500			_aSlides mounted in 1 carousel.
500			_a"A Pitman-Moore continuing educational program."
500			_aProduced in cooperation with the American Animal Hospital Association.
520			_aDiscusses diseases of the intestine requiring surgical manipulation due to obstruction by foreign bodies or more serious diseases such as intussusception, vovulus, or torsion.
650		0	_aVeterinary surgery.
650		0	_aVeterinary gastroenterology.
700	1		_aBright, Ronald M.
710	2		_aPurdue University. _bSchool of Veterinary Science and Medicine.
710	2		_aAmerican Animal Hospital Association.
710	2		_aPitman-Moore, Inc.
966			_aprimo
999			_c130 _d130