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共 144 题- BY
- JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S.
- VOL. IV.
- INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
- VETERINARY MEDICINE.
- PYÆMIA AND SEPTICÆMIA.
- MALIGNANT ŒDEMA.
- INFECTIOUS FEVERS OF SWINE.
- ROUGET, ROTHLAUF. RED FEVER OF SWINE. SWINE ERYSIPELAS.
- CHOLERA SUIS; HOG CHOLERA.
- B. Choleræ Suis Swine Fever B. B. Pestis Suis
- Ends rounded Ends rounded Ends rounded
- Involution forms Involution forms
- Flagella No Flagella
- Ærobic (Fac. Anærobic) Ærobic Ærobic, (Fac. Anærobic)
- Nonliquefying Nonliquefying Nonliquefying
- Lactose not fermented Lactose not fermented
- Guinea pigs immune
- B. of S. Erysipelas B. Typhi Abdominalis
- 1 to 1.5µ × 0.1 to 0.2µ 2 to 3µ × 0.4 to 0.6µ 1 to 3µ × 0.6 to 0.8µ
- Ends rounded Ends rounded Ends rounded
- Involution forms Involution forms
- No flagella No flagella Flagella
- Anærobic (F. Ærobic) Ærobic (F. Anærobic) Ærobic (F. Anærobic)
- Nonliquefying Nonliquefying Nonliquefying
- DIFFERENTIAL SYMPTOMS AND PHENOMENA.
- Incubation 6 days + Incubation 1 day to + Incubation 1 day
- SWINE PLAGUE: SEPTICÆMIA HÆMORRHAGICA SUIS.
- MODIFIED AND COMPLEX FEVERS OF SWINE.
- SEPTICÆMIA HÆMORRHAGICA OF BOVINE ANIMALS.
- SEPTICÆMIA HÆMORRHAGICA OF THE SHEEP: LOMBRIZ.
- PNEUMO-ENTERITIS IN SHEEP: HÆMORRHAGIC SEPTICÆMIA: SWINE PLAGUE.
- ULCERATIVE (ERYSIPELATOID) INFECTION OF THE LIMBS IN CATTLE AND SHEEP.
- GANGRENOUS INFECTION OF THE CORONET. HORSE. POTCHETCHOUI.
- STRANGLES, INFECTIOUS RHINO-ADENITIS.
- CONTAGIOUS PNEUMONIA IN THE HORSE.
- INFECTIOUS STABLE BRONCHITIS. SCALMA.
- OTHER INFECTIOUS PNEUMONIAS OF THE HORSE.
- EQUINE INFLUENZA. ADYNAMIC CATARRHAL FEVER OF SOLIPEDS.
- PROGRESS OF EQUINE INFLUENZA OF 1872–3.
- Incubation, 3–10 days Incubation, 1–2 days
- Abscess not infrequent Abscess rare Abscess not infrequent
- Pericarditis infrequent Pericarditis frequent Pericarditis frequent
- EPIZOOTIC CELLULITIS: PINK EYE.
- PETECHIAL FEVER. ACUTE HÆMORRHAGIC—ANASARCOUS—TOXÆMIA.
- PETECHIAL FEVER IN CATTLE.
- CHICKEN CHOLERA. FOWL CHOLERA. CHICKEN TYPHOID. CHICKEN PASTEURELLOSIS.
- DISTEMPER IN DOGS AND CATS.
- INFECTIOUS BRONCHIAL CATARRH. BENCH SHOW DISTEMPER.
- EMPHYSEMATOUS ANTHRAX.
- 5 to 20μ × 1.25μ. 3 to 10μ × 0.5 to 0.6μ.
- ANTHRAX.
- SUPPRESSION AND PREVENTION OF ANTHRAX IN HERDS.
- The advantages of using sterilized toxins are numerous:—
- ANTHRAX IN MAN.
- SYMPTOMS: DIAGNOSIS.
- PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT.
- GLANDERS.
- FORMS AND LESIONS OF GLANDERS IN SOLIPEDS.
- GLANDERS IN SWINE.
- GLANDERS IN SHEEP AND GOAT.
- GLANDERS OF RODENTS: RABBIT, GUINEA-PIG, MOUSE, RAT.
- GLANDERS IN CARNIVORA.
- GLANDERS IN MAN.
- PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT OF GLANDERS.
- TREATMENT OF ANIMALS.
- TREATMENT IN MAN.
- RABIES AND HYDROPHOBIA.
- RABIES AND HYDROPHOBIA. LESIONS. TREATMENT AND PREVENTION.
- TETANUS.
- FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
- MILK SICKNESS. “THE TREMBLES.”
- VARIOLA: POX.
- HORSE POX. VARIOLA EQUINÆ.
- COWPOX. VARIOLA VACCINÆ.
- SHEEPPOX. VARIOLA OVINA.
- SHEEPPOX IN GOAT. VARIOLA CAPRINA.
- GOATPOX; VARIOLA CAPRINA.
- SWINEPOX. VARIOLA SUILLA.
- DOG POX: VARIOLA CANINA.
- VESICULAR EXANTHEMA OF HORSES.
- VESICULAR EXANTHEMA IN CATTLE.
- INFECTIOUS GENITAL CATARRH IN RABBITS.
- INFECTIOUS ULCEROUS STOMATITIS IN LAMBS AND KIDS.
- CONTAGIOUS ABORTION.
- ABORTION IN MARES.
- INFECTIOUS ENTERO-HEPATITIS IN TURKEYS.
- ASTHENIA IN CHICKENS.
- APOPLECTIFORM SEPTICÆMIA IN CHICKENS.
- TUBERCULOSIS.
- ACCESSORY CAUSES OF TUBERCULOSIS IN ANIMALS.
- INSUFFICIENT OR UNWHOLESOME FOOD.
- HEAVY MILKING.
- CONFORMATION.
- BREEDING TOO YOUNG.
- CLOSE BREEDING.
- AGE.
- PREDISPONENT DISEASES.
- ENCREASED TRAFFIC IN (TUBERCULOUS) ANIMALS. DAIRY EXTENSION.
- ASSORTING THE TUBERCULOUS ANIMALS FOR SALE IN A GIVEN STATE.
- LESIONS. THE TUBERCLE.
- PRIMARY AND SECONDARY INFECTION.
- TUBERCULOSIS CONTINUED.
- SYMPTOMS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN CATTLE.
- SYMPTOMS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN SWINE.
- SYMPTOMS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE HORSE.
- SYMPTOMS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN SHEEP AND GOATS.
- SYMPTOMS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN DOGS AND CATS.
- SYMPTOMS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN BIRDS.
- DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULOSIS.
- TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS.
- EXTINCTION OF TUBERCULOSIS IN CATTLE.
- HYGIENE OF MILK AND MEAT. SANITARY POLICE MEASURES.
- BRAXY, BRADSOT, GASTRO-MYCOSIS OVIS.
- DOURINE.
- MAL DE CADERAS.
- INFECTIOUS PARAPLEGIA OF SOLIPEDS IN MARAJA.
- INFECTIOUS PARAPLEGIA IN SOLIPEDS IN EUROPE.
- PROTOZOAN CATTLE FEVER. TEXAS FEVER. PALUDISM OF CATTLE.
- To summarize:—
- PROTOZOAN ICTERO HÆMATURIA IN SHEEP. PALUDISM OF SHEEP. CARCEAG.
- PALUDISM IN DOGS. MALIGNANT PROTOZOAN JAUNDICE.
- PALUDISM IN HORSES.
- SURRA: ROT.
- SURRA IN CAMELS.
- SURRA IN BOVINES.
- TREATMENT OF SURRA.
- NAGANA. TSETSE FLY DISEASE.
- LUNG PLAGUE OF CATTLE.
- 3. Have they been fed on provender imported from such a country?
- 8. Has hyperthermia been marked? Indicative of lung plague.
- CATTLE PLAGUE.
- PICTOU CATTLE DISEASE. HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS.
- INFECTIVE GASTRO-ENTERITIS AND PNEUMONIA IN THE NEW BORN; WHITE SCOUR.
- NOTE ON BACTERIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF HÆMOGLOBINÆMIA IN THE HORSE.
- INFECTIVE ULCERATION OF ANUS AND VULVA IN CATTLE.
- NOTE ON GOOSE SEPTICÆMIA.
- NOTE ON HÆMORRHAGIC SEPTICÆMIA IN CHICKENS AND TURKEYS.
- DISEASES, INFECTIVE OR TOXIC, TREATED IN EARLIER VOLUMES.
- INDEX.
- Epizoötic, 113
- Influenza, immunity, 123
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
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