Special Report On Diseases of Cattle And On Cattle Feeding
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6) metallic sutures. No food should be given for several hours after the operation, and then only gruels. (See Distension of Rumen with Food, p. 31. ) TREATMENT OF ABSCESSES.
Abscesses are of frequent occurrence and demand prompt treatment. An abscess may be detected, if situated externally, by heat, pain, red- ness, and swellin g in the early stages, and if further developed by the fluctuation which will be present. When any of these symptoms are absent, the suppuration should be encouraged by... the means of hot fomentations and poultices. Care must be taken that the abscess is not opened too soon, or it may to some extent cause it to scatter and the escape of pus will be lessened. The time to open an abscess is just SURGICAL OPERATIONS. 311 before it is ready to break, and should be done with a sharp lance, a crucial incision sometimes being necessary. The cavity should be syr- inged out with tepid water, which is better if mildly antiseptic. Care should be taken not to allow the wound to close too rapidly, and to pre- vent this a tent of lint or oakum should be introduced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6) metallic sutures. No food should be given for several hours after the operation, and then only gruels. (See Distension of Rumen with Food, p. 31. ) TREATMENT OF ABSCESSES.
Abscesses are of frequent occurrence and demand prompt treatment. An abscess may be detected, if situated externally, by heat, pain, red- ness, and swellin g in the early stages, and if further developed by the fluctuation which will be present. When any of these symptoms are absent, the suppuration should be encouraged by... the means of hot fomentations and poultices. Care must be taken that the abscess is not opened too soon, or it may to some extent cause it to scatter and the escape of pus will be lessened. The time to open an abscess is just SURGICAL OPERATIONS. 311 before it is ready to break, and should be done with a sharp lance, a crucial incision sometimes being necessary. The cavity should be syr- inged out with tepid water, which is better if mildly antiseptic. Care should be taken not to allow the wound to close too rapidly, and to pre- vent this a tent of lint or oakum should be introduced.
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