Swine Diseases
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Purulent inflam- mation elsewhere in the body predisposes to renal meta- stasis, although purulent inflammation may occur pri- marily in the kidney Constipation is probably a pre- disposing factor of colon-bacillus invasion of the kidney.
Lesions. — Suppuration may be circumscribed, thus forming an abscess or multiple, abscesses, or it may be diffuse. Metastatic purulent nephritis usually involves both kidneys, and small suppurative centers occur as gray or yellow areas which are surrounded by ...a hyperemic zone. The larger foci may be quite definitely circum- scribed and frequently have small bands of fibrous 106 SWINE DISEASES tissue extending from the capsule into the purulent center. Microscopically the small centers are found in the beginning to be collections of leukocytes and later of pus. The surrounding parenchymatous tissue will be affected with cloudy swelling, as in acute parenchymatous nephritis.
Symptoms. — Practically the same symptoms are observed in purulent nephritis as in acute parenchymatous nephritis, except that in those cases in which there is absorption of quantities of pus, when there is evidence of pyemia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Purulent inflam- mation elsewhere in the body predisposes to renal meta- stasis, although purulent inflammation may occur pri- marily in the kidney Constipation is probably a pre- disposing factor of colon-bacillus invasion of the kidney.
Lesions. — Suppuration may be circumscribed, thus forming an abscess or multiple, abscesses, or it may be diffuse. Metastatic purulent nephritis usually involves both kidneys, and small suppurative centers occur as gray or yellow areas which are surrounded by ...a hyperemic zone. The larger foci may be quite definitely circum- scribed and frequently have small bands of fibrous 106 SWINE DISEASES tissue extending from the capsule into the purulent center. Microscopically the small centers are found in the beginning to be collections of leukocytes and later of pus. The surrounding parenchymatous tissue will be affected with cloudy swelling, as in acute parenchymatous nephritis.
Symptoms. — Practically the same symptoms are observed in purulent nephritis as in acute parenchymatous nephritis, except that in those cases in which there is absorption of quantities of pus, when there is evidence of pyemia.
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