Horses Stables
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Ulcers, according to the form they take, are described as fistulous, phagedenic, and sloughing.
Fistulous ulcers are those which run deep in various directions, eating their way through and under the surrounding tissues in long narrow channels or fistulse. Phagedenic or spreading ulcers present to view a round shallow cavity with ragged edges and a disposition to spread super- ficially. Sloughing ulcers are those in which considerable portions of the tissues come away at one time in flakes.
Ulc...ers are also classed as healthy, inflamed, weak, or indolent. A healthy ulcer has smooth edges, and a circular or oval surface studded with florid granulations secreting healthy pus. Such ulcers are prone to ULCfiRATION AND SLOUGHING. 199 cicatrise and contract. An inflamed ulcer presents a red surface, and the suiTOunding parts are hot, swollen, and red. The discharge is sanious and offensive. A weak ulcer has large, pale, flabby granulations, which have but feeble vitality. An indolent ulcer has a flat surface with raised, white, irregular edges and a thin sanious discharge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ulcers, according to the form they take, are described as fistulous, phagedenic, and sloughing.
Fistulous ulcers are those which run deep in various directions, eating their way through and under the surrounding tissues in long narrow channels or fistulse. Phagedenic or spreading ulcers present to view a round shallow cavity with ragged edges and a disposition to spread super- ficially. Sloughing ulcers are those in which considerable portions of the tissues come away at one time in flakes.
Ulc...ers are also classed as healthy, inflamed, weak, or indolent. A healthy ulcer has smooth edges, and a circular or oval surface studded with florid granulations secreting healthy pus. Such ulcers are prone to ULCfiRATION AND SLOUGHING. 199 cicatrise and contract. An inflamed ulcer presents a red surface, and the suiTOunding parts are hot, swollen, and red. The discharge is sanious and offensive. A weak ulcer has large, pale, flabby granulations, which have but feeble vitality. An indolent ulcer has a flat surface with raised, white, irregular edges and a thin sanious discharge.
What to read after Horses Stables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Wellington Fitzwygram to read onlineMoreLess
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