Special Report On Diseases of Cattle
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For large masses thisis inapplicable, and with too much loss of skin the orifice may fail toclose and the bowels may escape.
The application of a clamp like those used in castration is a mosteffective method, but great care must be taken to see that all the contentsof the sac are returned so that none may be inclosed in the clamp. (Pl. XXIV, fig. 7. ) Another most effective resort is to make a saturated solution of commonsalt, filter and boil it, and when cool inject under the skin (not into th...esac) on each side of the hernia a dram of the fluid. A bandage may then beput around the body. In 10 hours an enormous swelling will have takenplace, pressing back the bowel into the abdomen. When this subsides thewound will have closed.
DROPSY OF THE NAVEL.
A sac formed at the navel, by contained liquid accumulated by reason ofsucking by other calves, is unsightly and sometimes injurious. After makingsure that it is simply a dropsical collection it may be deeply punctured atvarious points with a large-sized lancet or knife, fomented with hot water, and then daily treated with a strong decoction of white-oak bark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For large masses thisis inapplicable, and with too much loss of skin the orifice may fail toclose and the bowels may escape.
The application of a clamp like those used in castration is a mosteffective method, but great care must be taken to see that all the contentsof the sac are returned so that none may be inclosed in the clamp. (Pl. XXIV, fig. 7. ) Another most effective resort is to make a saturated solution of commonsalt, filter and boil it, and when cool inject under the skin (not into th...esac) on each side of the hernia a dram of the fluid. A bandage may then beput around the body. In 10 hours an enormous swelling will have takenplace, pressing back the bowel into the abdomen. When this subsides thewound will have closed.
DROPSY OF THE NAVEL.
A sac formed at the navel, by contained liquid accumulated by reason ofsucking by other calves, is unsightly and sometimes injurious. After makingsure that it is simply a dropsical collection it may be deeply punctured atvarious points with a large-sized lancet or knife, fomented with hot water, and then daily treated with a strong decoction of white-oak bark.
What to read after Special Report On Diseases of Cattle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atkinson Vickers T. to read onlineMoreLess
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