Text Book of Veterinary Medicine, Vol. II

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Author

Law, James, 1838-1921

Title

Text book of veterinary medicine, Volume 2 (of 5)

Original Publication

Ithaca: Published by the author, 1902.

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Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

SF: Agriculture: Animal culture

Subject

Veterinary medicine

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 71874

Release Date

October 13, 2023

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.TEXT BOOK OF VETERINARY MEDICINE — DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
2. 2.DISEASES OF THE MOUTH. — FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS.
3. 3.STRUCTURAL DISEASES. INFLAMMATION OF THE LIPS, CHEILITIS.
4. 4.CANCROID OF THE LIPS. EPITHELIOMA.
5. 5.ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE LIPS. — TROMBIDIOSIS OF THE NOSE AND LIPS. HARVEST ITCH. — GENERAL CATARRHAL STOMATITIS. BUCCAL INFLAMMATION.
6. 6.GENERAL CATARRHAL STOMATITIS IN SOLIPEDS. — GENERAL CATARRHAL STOMATITIS IN CATTLE. — CATARRHAL STOMATITIS IN SHEEP. — GENERAL CATARRHAL STOMATITIS IN DOGS.
7. 7.GENERAL CATARRHAL STOMATITIS IN SWINE.
8. 8.CATARRHAL STOMATITIS OF BIRDS. PIP.
9. 9.LOCAL STOMATITIS. — APHTHOUS STOMATITIS. FOLLICULAR STOMATITIS. — ULCERATIVE STOMATITIS. GANGRENOUS STOMATITIS.
10. 10.ULCERATIVE STOMATITIS IN SOLIPEDS. — ULCERATIVE STOMATITIS (DIPHTHERIA) IN CALVES. — ULCERATIVE STOMATITIS IN LAMBS AND KIDS.
11. 11.ULCERATIVE STOMATITIS IN SWINE. — ULCERATIVE STOMATITIS IN CARNIVORA. — MERCURIAL STOMATITIS.
12. 12.STOMATITIS FROM CAUSTICS.
13. 13.MYCOTIC STOMATITIS IN FOALS, CALVES AND BIRDS. THRUSH. MUGUET. — PARALYSIS OF THE TONGUE. GLOSSOPLEGIA. — DISEASES OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS. — SUPPRESSION OF SALIVARY SECRETION. XEROSTOMIA.
14. 14.EXCESSIVE SECRETION OF SALIVA. SALIVATION. PTYALISM. — DILATED SALIVARY DUCTS. SALIVARY CALCULUS. SALIVARY FISTULA.
15. 15.INFLAMMATION OF THE PAROTID GLAND. PAROTITIS. — SUB MAXILLARY ADENITIS. MAXILLITIS. — SURGICAL LESIONS OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS. — TONSILITIS IN PIGS, AND OTHER ANIMALS.
16. 16.CALCULI IN THE TONSILS. — INJURIES TO THE SOFT PALATE AND FAUCES. — CLEFT PALATE. — CATARRHAL PHARYNGITIS. — PHLEGMONOUS PHARYNGITIS.
17. 17.SUPRA-PHARYNGEAL (RETRO-PHARYNGEAL) ABSCESS. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS (CROUPOUS) PHARYNGITIS.
18. 18.PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS PHARYNGITIS IN SOLIPEDS. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS PHARYNGITIS IN CATTLE. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS PHARYNGITIS IN SHEEP. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS PHARYNGITIS IN SWINE. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS PHARYNGITIS IN DOGS.
19. 19.PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS STOMATITIS OF PIGEONS AND CHICKENS. — CHRONIC PHARYNGITIS. — DEPRAVED APPETITE. STUMP SUCKING. PICA. LICKING DISEASE. — LACERATION OF THE PHARYNX.
20. 20.PARALYSIS OF THE PHARYNX — TUMORS OF THE PHARYNX.
21. 21.ESOPHAGITIS. INFLAMMATION OF THE GULLET.
22. 22.SPASM OF THE ŒSOPHAGUS. ŒSOPHAGISMUS.
23. 23.PARALYSIS OF THE ŒSOPHAGUS. — ŒSOPHAGEAN TUMORS. — IMPACTION OF THE CROP. INGLUVIAL INDIGESTION. — TYMPANITIC INDIGESTION IN THE RUMEN. BLOATING.
24. 24.CHRONIC TYMPANY OF THE RUMEN.
25. 25.OVERLOADED (IMPACTED) RUMEN. — RUMINITIS. INFLAMMATION OF THE RUMEN. — HAIR BALLS IN THE RUMEN AND RETICULUM. EGAGROPILES. — FOREIGN BODIES IN THE RUMEN AND RETICULUM.
26. 26.TUMORS OF THE RUMEN AND RETICULUM. — ANIMAL PARASITES OF THE RUMEN AND RETICULUM. — IMPACTION OF THE OMASUM (THIRD STOMACH). — INFLAMMATION OF THE OMASUM. — TUMORS OF THE OMASUM.
27. 27.ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE ABOMASUM. — INDIGESTION OF THE ABOMASUM.
28. 28.INDIGESTION OF THE FOURTH STOMACH IN THE YOUNG.
29. 29.INFECTIVE GASTRO-ENTERITIS IN CALVES, LAMBS AND FOALS. WHITE SCOUR. — ACUTE GASTRIC INDIGESTION IN SOLIPEDS. TYMPANITIC STOMACH.
30. 30.GASTRIC INDIGESTION IN CARNIVORA. — ACUTE GASTRIC INDIGESTION IN SWINE. — ACUTE CATARRHAL GASTRITIS IN THE HORSE. — PHLEGMONOUS (PURULENT) GASTRITIS IN THE HORSE.
31. 31.TOXIC GASTRITIS IN SOLIPEDS.
32. 32.CATARRHAL INFLAMMATION OF THE FOURTH STOMACH. — CATARRHAL GASTRITIS IN SWINE. — CHRONIC GASTRIC CATARRH IN SOLIPEDS. — CHRONIC GASTRITIS IN RUMINANTS.
33. 33.CHRONIC GASTRITIS IN SWINE. — CHRONIC GASTRITIS IN THE DOG.
34. 34.ULCERATION OF THE STOMACH.
35. 35.PERFORATING ULCER OF THE STOMACH
36. 36.DILATATION OF THE STOMACH. — RUPTURE OF THE STOMACH IN SOLIPEDS. — TORSION OF THE STOMACH IN THE DOG.
37. 37.FOREIGN BODIES IN THE STOMACH. HAIR, WOOL, BRISTLE, CLOVER AND COTTON BALLS.
38. 38.TUMORS OF THE STOMACH.
39. 39.ACUTE INTESTINAL INDIGESTION IN THE HORSE. INTESTINAL TYMPANY.
40. 40.ACUTE INTESTINAL INDIGESTION WITH IMPACTION OF THE LARGE INTESTINES IN THE HORSE.
41. 41.IMPACTION OF THE COLON IN RUMINANTS. — INDIGESTION WITH OBSTRUCTION OF THE COLON IN SWINE. — INTESTINAL INDIGESTION IN THE DOG WITH CONSTIPATION.
42. 42.INTESTINAL INDIGESTION AND OBSTRUCTION IN BIRDS. — COLIC IN SOLIPEDS FROM VERMINOUS EMBOLISM. INTESTINAL CONGESTION. — NON-VERMINOUS INTESTINAL CONGESTION IN SOLIPEDS. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS (CROUPOUS) ENTERITIS IN SOLIPEDS.
43. 43.PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS (CROUPOUS) ENTERITIS IN CATTLE. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS (CROUPOUS) ENTERITIS IN SHEEP. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS (CROUPOUS) ENTERITIS IN DOGS. — PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS (CROUPOUS) ENTERITIS IN BIRDS. — ACUTE CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN SOLIPEDS.
44. 44.CHRONIC CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN SOLIPEDS. — ACUTE CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN CATTLE. — CHRONIC CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN CATTLE. — DYSENTERY OF CATTLE. — CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN SHEEP AND GOAT. — CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN SWINE.
45. 45.CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN DOGS. — HEMORRHAGIC GASTRO-ENTERITIS OF THE DOG.
46. 46.CATARRHAL ENTERITIS IN BIRDS. — COCCIDIAN ENTERITIS IN CATTLE. COCCIDIOSIS. RED DYSENTERY. — COCCIDIAN ENTERITIS IN THE DOG. INTESTINAL COCCIDIOSIS. — COCCIDIAN ENTERITIS IN RABBITS. INTESTINAL COCCIDIOSIS. — COCCIDIAN ENTERITIS IN BIRDS. INTESTINAL COCCIDIOSIS. — GASTRO-ENTERITIS FROM CAUSTIC ALKALIES AND ALKALINE SALTS.
47. 47.GASTRO-ENTERITIS FROM CAUSTIC ACIDS. — POISONING BY SODIUM CHLORIDE. — POISONING BY BRINE. — NITRATES OF POTASH AND SODA. — ACUTE ARSENICAL POISONING, ARSENIOUS ACID, PARIS GREEN.
48. 48.CHRONIC ARSENICAL POISONING. — POISONING BY PHOSPHORUS. — POISONING BY TARTAR EMETIC. — POISONING BY CORROSIVE SALTS OF MERCURY. — POISONING BY SULPHUR.
49. 49.POISONING BY BROMINE AND IODINE. — POISONING BY COPPER. — POISONING BY ZINC. — POISONING BY SILVER.
50. 50.POISONING BY BARIUM. — POISONING BY IRON. — POISONING BY CHROMIUM. — POISONING BY CARBOLIC ACID. — POISONING BY CREOSOTE. — POISONING BY SEEDS OF RICINUS COMMUNIS. — POISONING BY CROTON SEEDS AND OIL. — POISONING BY EUPHORBIA.
51. 51.POISONING BY BOX LEAVES. — POISONING BY DAFFODILS. (NARCISSUS POETICUS, AND NARCISSUS PSEUDO NARCISSUS). — POISONING BY RANUNCULUS.
52. 52.POISONING BY VERATRUM. VIRIDE. AMERICAN HELEBORE. — POISONING BY CICUTA MACULATA. — POISONING BY COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
53. 53.POISONING BY SAVIN. — OTHER VEGETABLE IRRITANTS.
54. 54.POISONING BY CANTHARIDES AND OTHER INSECTS.
55. 55.POISONING BY FUNGI, BACTERIA AND THEIR PRODUCTS IN FOOD.
56. 56.CRYPTOGAMIC POISONING IN SOLIPEDS. — CRYPTOGAMIC POISONING IN RUMINANTS.
57. 57.CRYPTOGAMIC POISONING IN SWINE. — CRYPTOGAMIC POISONING IN CARNIVORA. — DIARRHŒA, SCOURING. — COLIC, ENTERALGIA, INTESTINAL SPASM. — CONSTIPATION FROM INTESTINAL ATONY. — CONSTIPATION IN BIRDS. — HAIR BALLS IN THE INTESTINES—HORSE. EGAGROPILES. — HAIR AND BRISTLE BALLS IN DOG AND PIG.
58. 58.INTESTINAL CALCULI. ENTEROLITHS. BEZOARS. — FOREIGN BODIES IN THE INTESTINES OF SOLIPEDS. — FOREIGN BODIES IN THE INTESTINES OF RUMINANTS.
59. 59.FOREIGN BODIES IN THE INTESTINES OF CARNIVORA. — RUPTURE OF THE INTESTINE. SOLIPEDS. — RUPTURE OF THE INTESTINES IN RUMINANTS. — LACERATION OF THE INTESTINE IN SWINE.
60. 60.LACERATION OF THE INTESTINE IN CARNIVORA. — ABSCESS OF THE BOWEL IN SOLIPEDS.
61. 61.ULCERATION OF THE INTESTINES.
62. 62.DILATION OF THE INTESTINE. — STRICTURE OF THE INTESTINE. — INTESTINAL INVAGINATION. INTUSSUSCEPTION IN SOLIPEDS. — INTESTINAL INVAGINATION IN RUMINANTS AND SWINE. — INTESTINAL INVAGINATION IN DOGS AND CATS.
63. 63.VOLVULUS (TWISTING) OF THE INTESTINE IN SOLIPEDS. — VOLVULUS IN RUMINANTS.
64. 64.VOLVULUS IN DOGS.
65. 65.INTESTINAL STRANGULATIONS BY ADVENTITIOUS BANDS. — PELVIC HERNIA IN THE OX. GUT TIE. — DIAPHRAGMATOCELE. DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA. PHRENIC HERNIA. — DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA OF THE RETICULUM. — HERNIA THROUGH THE MESENTERY, OMENTUM OR OTHER FOLD OF PERITONEUM. — HERNIA THROUGH THE FORAMEN OF WINSLOW IN THE HORSE. — OTHER FORMS OF HERNIA. — PARALYSIS OF THE RECTUM.
66. 66.NEOPLASMS. TUMORS OF THE INTESTINE IN SOLIPEDS. — TUMORS OF THE INTESTINE IN CATTLE.
67. 67.TUMORS OF THE INTESTINES IN DOGS. — TUMORS OF THE INTESTINES IN BIRDS.
68. 68.STRANGULATION OF THE INTESTINE BY THE OVARIAN LIGAMENT IN SOLIPEDS. — PERITONITIS.
69. 69.ACUTE PERITONITIS IN SOLIPEDS. — CHRONIC PERITONITIS IN SOLIPEDS.
70. 70.PERITONITIS IN RUMINANTS. — PERITONITIS IN CARNIVORA.
71. 71.PERITONITIS IN BIRDS.
72. 72.ASCITES IN SOLIPEDS.
73. 73.ASCITES IN RUMINANTS. — ASCITES IN CARNIVORA. — DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
74. 74.SANGUIFICATION IN THE LIVER.
75. 75.REDUCTION OF ALBUMINOIDS. — SECRETION OF BILE. — THE LIVER AS A DESTINATION AND DESTROYER OF POISONS. — FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER.
76. 76.GLYCOSURIA IN SOLIPEDS.
77. 77.GLYCOSURIA IN CATTLE. — GLYCOSURIA IN THE DOG. — OBESITY AND EMACIATION.
78. 78.SECONDARY OR REMOTE RESULTS OF LIVER DISEASE. — TREATMENT OF SECONDARY AND FUNCTIONAL DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
79. 79.HÆMOGLOBINÆMIA. AZOTÆMIA. AZOTURIA. HÆMOGLOBINURIA. TOXÆMIA FROM IMPERFECT HEPATIC FUNCTION. — JAUNDICE, ICTERUS, THE YELLOWS. — CATARRHAL ICTERUS (JAUNDICE) OF SOLIPEDS. — CATARRHAL ICTERUS (JAUNDICE) IN DOGS. — JAUNDICE IN CATTLE AND SHEEP. — JAUNDICE OF THE NEW-BORN. ICTERUS NOUVEAUX NÉS. — LUPINOSIS, ACUTE TOXÆMIC ICTERUS, ACUTE YELLOW ATROPHY OF THE LIVER.
80. 80.CONGESTION OF THE LIVER. — CONGESTION OF THE LIVER IN THE HORSE. — CONGESTION OF THE LIVER IN THE DOG. — HEPATIC HÆMORRHAGE OR RUPTURE. — HEPATITIS. — PARENCHYMATOUS HEPATITIS, ACUTE YELLOW ATROPHY OE THE LIVER. — SUPPURATIVE HEPATITIS. HEPATIC ABSCESS. — INFECTED HEPATITIS. NODULAR NECROBIOSIS OF THE LIVER. — PERIHEPATITIS.
81. 81.CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER. FIBROID DEGENERATION. — CIRRHOSIS IN THE HORSE.
82. 82.CIRRHOSIS IN CATTLE.
83. 83.CIRRHOSIS IN THE DOG. — CHRONIC ATROPHY OF THE LIVER. — HEPATIC STEATOSIS. FATTY LIVER. FATTY DEGENERATION. — AMYLOID DEGENERATION OF THE LIVER. — BLACK PIGMENTATION OF THE HEPATIC CELLS. BROWN ATROPHY. — DILATATION OF THE GALL BLADDER AND BILE DUCTS. — DOUBLE GALL-BLADDER.
84. 84.CHOLELITHIASIS. BILIARY CALCULI. GALL STONES. — GALL STONES IN SOLIPEDS. — GALL STONES IN CATTLE. — GALL STONES IN SHEEP.
85. 85.GALL STONES IN SWINE. — GALL STONES IN DOG AND CAT. — FOREIGN BODIES IN THE LIVER.
86. 86.TUMORS OF THE LIVER. NEW GROWTH. — NEOPLASMS IN HORSES LIVER.
87. 87.TUMORS OF THE LIVER IN CATTLE. — NEOPLASMS IN THE SHEEP’S LIVER.
88. 88.NEOPLASMS IN THE DOG’S LIVER.
89. 89.CALCAREOUS NODULES AND DEGENERATIONS OF THE LIVER.
90. 90.ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE LIVER.
91. 91.PARASITES OF THE LIVER. — DISEASES OF THE PANCREAS. — CATARRHAL PANCREATITIS. — INTERSTITIAL PANCREATITIS. — PANCREATIC ABSCESS, SUPPURATIVE PANCREATITIS. — FOREIGN BODIES IN THE PANCREAS.
92. 92.PANCREATIC CALCULI.
93. 93.PANCREATIC NEOPLASMS. TUMORS.
94. 94.DISEASES OF THE SPLEEN. — ANÆMIA OF THE SPLEEN. — HYPERÆMIA—CONGESTION OF THE SPLEEN.
95. 95.CHRONIC CONGESTION OF THE SPLEEN. HYPERTROPHY. — SPLENIC HYPERTROPHY IN HORSES. — SPLENIC HYPERTROPHY IN RUMINANTS.
96. 96.SPLENIC HYPERTROPHY IN SWINE. — SPLENIC HYPERTROPHY IN THE DOG. — SPLENITIS. PERISPLENITIS. — HÆMORRHAGIC INFARCTION OF THE SPLEEN. — ABSCESS OF THE SPLEEN. — FOREIGN BODIES IN THE SPLEEN. — RUPTURE OF THE SPLEEN.
97. 97.TUMORS OF THE SPLEEN. — AMYLOID DEGENERATION OF THE SPLEEN.
98. 98.GANGRENE OF THE SPLEEN IN SWINE. — TUBERCLES AND GLANDERS NODULES OF THE SPLEEN. — PARASITES OF THE SPLEEN.
99. 99.INDEX.

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