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Description of the Tumors and their Location. — The first was of an ovoid form, measuring seventeen inches around its short diameter, by seven inches in length, and weighed four pounds.
On making a straight incision through its centre, it presented a black, pitchy ajDpearance, and was composed of a somewhat dense, fibrous body, containing within its meshes a thick fluid, resem- bling coal tar, which left a black stain on the scalpel and fingers, easily removed, however, by water. This tumor was... situated on the off side, in the '•^posterior inferior'' region of the shoulder blade.
The second tumor was of a similar form and character, and occupied the space immediately below the former; it weighed a trifle over one pound. The large tumor was firmly imbedded in cellular tissue, and also had a slight attachment to the common integument — its base being united to the intercostal muscles.
Subsequent Treatment. — The w^ound made by the incision had done well up to the fifth day ; when, probably in consequence of an itching sensation, w^hich usually attends the restoration of dis- eased parts, the animal's attention was directed thitherward, and for the relief of which he commenced rubbing himself against the stall : this manoeuvre was, no doubt, rather pleasant than other- wise ; his owner, however, happening to look in about this time, put a stop to it, and rewarded our patient with a dressing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Description of the Tumors and their Location. — The first was of an ovoid form, measuring seventeen inches around its short diameter, by seven inches in length, and weighed four pounds.
On making a straight incision through its centre, it presented a black, pitchy ajDpearance, and was composed of a somewhat dense, fibrous body, containing within its meshes a thick fluid, resem- bling coal tar, which left a black stain on the scalpel and fingers, easily removed, however, by water. This tumor was... situated on the off side, in the '•^posterior inferior'' region of the shoulder blade.
The second tumor was of a similar form and character, and occupied the space immediately below the former; it weighed a trifle over one pound. The large tumor was firmly imbedded in cellular tissue, and also had a slight attachment to the common integument — its base being united to the intercostal muscles.
Subsequent Treatment. — The w^ound made by the incision had done well up to the fifth day ; when, probably in consequence of an itching sensation, w^hich usually attends the restoration of dis- eased parts, the animal's attention was directed thitherward, and for the relief of which he commenced rubbing himself against the stall : this manoeuvre was, no doubt, rather pleasant than other- wise ; his owner, however, happening to look in about this time, put a stop to it, and rewarded our patient with a dressing.
What to read after The Modern Horse Doctor : Containing Practical Observations On the Causes, Nature, And Treatment of Disease And Lameness in Horses : Embracing the Most Recent And Approved Methods, According to An Enlightened System of Veterinary Therapeutics, for the Pre?
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