The Elimination of Tubercle Bacilli From Infected Cattle
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It is to be regretted that in the earlier reports of milk examination for tubercle bacilli the condition of the cows from which it came was not more definitely recorded. In a few cases the statement was made that the udders were apparently free from disease but the possibility of the milk becoming infected from the feces was not so fully considered at that time. It is possible, therefore, that advanced pulmonary lesions or intestinal ulcers, without udder infection, could have been responsible,... through fecal contamination, for the bacteria found in the milk.
The results of our single examinations were so strikingly uniform, in that cows with udder tuberculosis were elimi- nating large numbers of tubercle bacilli with the milk and that cows reacting to tuberculin, but showing no physical evidence of the disease, were not eliminating them so far as we could determine, in either the milk or excreta, that it seemed very desirable to continue this study. It was felt that errors in operation or coincidence might have been responsible for the findings.
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It is to be regretted that in the earlier reports of milk examination for tubercle bacilli the condition of the cows from which it came was not more definitely recorded. In a few cases the statement was made that the udders were apparently free from disease but the possibility of the milk becoming infected from the feces was not so fully considered at that time. It is possible, therefore, that advanced pulmonary lesions or intestinal ulcers, without udder infection, could have been responsible,... through fecal contamination, for the bacteria found in the milk.
The results of our single examinations were so strikingly uniform, in that cows with udder tuberculosis were elimi- nating large numbers of tubercle bacilli with the milk and that cows reacting to tuberculin, but showing no physical evidence of the disease, were not eliminating them so far as we could determine, in either the milk or excreta, that it seemed very desirable to continue this study. It was felt that errors in operation or coincidence might have been responsible for the findings.
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