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J Stonehewer

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J Stonehewer; Séverine Tasker
Hypoadrenocorticism in a cat.
J Stonehewer; AJ Mackin; Séverine Tasker; James W Simpson; I G Mayhew
Idiopathic phenobarbital-responsive hypersialosis in the dog: an unusual form of limbic epilepsy?
Séverine Tasker; Clare Knottenbelt; E A C Munro; J Stonehewer; James W Simpson; AJ Mackin
Aetiology and diagnosis of persistent nasal disease in the dog: a retrospective study of 42 cases.

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2001: J Stonehewer; Séverine Tasker
Hypoadrenocorticism in a cat.
The Journal of small animal practice 2001;42(4):186-90.
2000: J Stonehewer; AJ Mackin; Séverine Tasker; James W Simpson; I G Mayhew
Idiopathic phenobarbital-responsive hypersialosis in the dog: an unusual form of limbic epilepsy?
The Journal of small animal practice 2000;41(9):416-21.
1999: Séverine Tasker; Clare Knottenbelt; E A C Munro; J Stonehewer; James W Simpson; AJ Mackin
Aetiology and diagnosis of persistent nasal disease in the dog: a retrospective study of 42 cases.
The Journal of small animal practice 1999;40(10):473-8.
1998: J Stonehewer; James W Simpson; Roderick W Else; N Macintyre
Evaluation of B and T lymphocytes and plasma cells in colonic mucosa from healthy dogs and from dogs with inflammatory bowel disease.
Research in veterinary science 1998;65(1):59-63.

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