Text book of Veterinary Medicine volume 1
Text book of Veterinary Medicine volume 1
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Percussion elicits no resonance on the same region. If the effusion has taken place slowly or existed Acute PleJirisy in the Horse. Pleuritis. 743 for soni2 tiin2, thi dulness and absence of sound will usually in- dicate that th2 liquid ris2S to tha same level on both sides. So thin and permeable is the posterior mediastinum in its lower part that unless thickly coated by new solid exudations, the effusion readily passes through it and rises to the same height on both sides. If gas as well as l...iquid is produced in the pleural sac a gurgling or splashing sound may be heard on auscultation, and occasionally, after rising or other change of position, a metallic tinkling, due to droppings from the shreds of false membranes above into the fluid below.
As the disease proceeds dropsical effusions are observed beneath the skin of the breast and abdomen, a mucous rattle is heard in the trachea, the nose, ears and limbs become cold, the pulse in- creases in rapidity and weakness, shows the distinct anaemic tremor or thrill, and becomes rapidly imperceptible ; the horse moves un- steadily and often falls suddenly dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Percussion elicits no resonance on the same region. If the effusion has taken place slowly or existed Acute PleJirisy in the Horse. Pleuritis. 743 for soni2 tiin2, thi dulness and absence of sound will usually in- dicate that th2 liquid ris2S to tha same level on both sides. So thin and permeable is the posterior mediastinum in its lower part that unless thickly coated by new solid exudations, the effusion readily passes through it and rises to the same height on both sides. If gas as well as l...iquid is produced in the pleural sac a gurgling or splashing sound may be heard on auscultation, and occasionally, after rising or other change of position, a metallic tinkling, due to droppings from the shreds of false membranes above into the fluid below.
As the disease proceeds dropsical effusions are observed beneath the skin of the breast and abdomen, a mucous rattle is heard in the trachea, the nose, ears and limbs become cold, the pulse in- creases in rapidity and weakness, shows the distinct anaemic tremor or thrill, and becomes rapidly imperceptible ; the horse moves un- steadily and often falls suddenly dead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Law to read onlineMoreLess
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