Cases in Farriery : in Which the Diseases of Horses Are Treated On the Principles of the Veterinary School of Medicine
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This was the fecond night after the accident; the next morning the fwelling was ilill greater, it had fpread from the flank, over the whole furface of the belly, to the fore leg, and into the breaft; I repeated the diuretic ball, and gave one morning and night for two days; caufed him to be walked out an hour at a time, three times a day ; and the hardeft friction that could be employed by the hands of two men at a time, three hours more in the courfe of the day, fo that fix hours in the day we...re fpent in exercife and fri6lion ; and in the interval, four boards, «;onneded together with leather, broad enough to cover the whole ex- ternal 178 tcrnal furface of the abdomen, were confined to the beily by tliree furclngles buckled round the horie's body, which acled as a very powerful comprefs upon the abdomen. I may fafely fay, that the bottom part of the abdomen wasdiminiilied, in three days, at leafl: eight inches. I pun6lured the abdomen in twenty or thirty places with a lancet, every day, and continued the above treatment till the morning of the fifth day of the difeafe, giving him one of my cordial balls morning and evening ; when the fwelling was partly fubfided, and the horfe in a ftate of convalefcence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the fecond night after the accident; the next morning the fwelling was ilill greater, it had fpread from the flank, over the whole furface of the belly, to the fore leg, and into the breaft; I repeated the diuretic ball, and gave one morning and night for two days; caufed him to be walked out an hour at a time, three times a day ; and the hardeft friction that could be employed by the hands of two men at a time, three hours more in the courfe of the day, fo that fix hours in the day we...re fpent in exercife and fri6lion ; and in the interval, four boards, «;onneded together with leather, broad enough to cover the whole ex- ternal 178 tcrnal furface of the abdomen, were confined to the beily by tliree furclngles buckled round the horie's body, which acled as a very powerful comprefs upon the abdomen. I may fafely fay, that the bottom part of the abdomen wasdiminiilied, in three days, at leafl: eight inches. I pun6lured the abdomen in twenty or thirty places with a lancet, every day, and continued the above treatment till the morning of the fifth day of the difeafe, giving him one of my cordial balls morning and evening ; when the fwelling was partly fubfided, and the horfe in a ftate of convalefcence.
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