Bulletin Volume 40-42 (Paperback) - 5 Angebote vergleichen

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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 92 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: . . . twentysecond day after the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood. Swelling and edema at the seat of inoculation in experimental cases. --When an animal has been subcutaneously inoculated with the soiled blood or other fluids containing the materies morbi of surra, considerable swelling, as a general rule, follows at the seat of such injection. If we analyze this symptom we find that on the day following the operation a small raised, somewhat circular tumor apIear8, about 1 inch in diameter, while in some cases, especially when the blood used was obtained some hours postmortem, the measurements greatly exceed this, as in cases 27 and 41. On the third day the swelling has increased in dimensions, and probably measures from 1J to 2 inches in diameter; it now appears tense, and is tender on manipulation. By the fourth day a still further augmentation in size, etc. , has occurred, and from this date until the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood of the general circulation, the swelling, tension, and tenderness of the part may go on steadily increasing, or, as sometimes happens, it remains stationary. At this time it will be found that if the tumor be firmly grasped by the hand, one can readily lift it up from the subcutaneous structure, proving that it only involves the skin. A point of great interest and a symptom of the greatest clinical value occurs at the time of the organism leaving the seat of the swelling--for the hematozoon has been proved, as in horse No. 8, to be present in the fluid of the tumor 3 days after inoculation, and 2 days before being discovered in the blood of the general circulation; and, in the case of horse No. 54, 24 hours before its first appearance in the blood--in that the raised tumor, which was previously tense A. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ... twentysecond day after the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood. "Swelling and edema at the seat of inoculation in experimental cases.--When an animal has been subcutaneously inoculated with the soiled blood or other fluids containing the 'materies morbi' of 'surra,' considerable swelling, as a general rule, follows at the seat of such injection. If we analyze this symptom we find that on the day following the operation a small raised, somewhat circular tumor apI'ear8, about 1 inch in diameter, while in some cases, especially when the blood used was obtained some hours postmortem, the measurements greatly exceed this, as in cases 27 and 41. On the third day the swelling has increased in dimensions, and probably measures from 1J to 2 inches in diameter; it now appears tense, and is tender on manipulation. By the fourth day a still further augmentation in size, etc., has occurred, and from this date until the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood of the general circulation, the swelling, tension, and tenderness of the part may go on steadily increasing, or, as sometimes happens, it remains stationary. At this time it will be found that if the tumor be firmly grasped by the hand, one can readily lift it up from the subcutaneous structure, proving that it only involves the skin. A point of great interest and a symptom of the greatest clinical value occurs at the time of the organism leaving the seat of the swelling--for the hematozoon has been proved, as in horse No. 8, to be present in the fluid of the tumor 3 days after inoculation, and 2 days before being discovered in the blood of the general circulation; and, in the case of horse No. 54, 24 hours before its first appearance in the blood--in that the raised tumor, which was previously tense A... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-21, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: . twentysecond day after the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood. Swelling and edema at the seat of inoculation in experimental cases.--When an animal has been subcutaneously inoculated with the soiled blood or other fluids containing the materies morbi of surra, considerable swelling, as a general rule, follows at the seat of such injection. If we analyze this symptom we find that on the day following the operation a small raised, somewhat circular tumor apI ear8, about 1 inch in diameter, while in some cases, especially when the blood used was obtained some hours postmortem, the measurements greatly exceed this, as in cases 27 and 41. On the third day the swelling has increased in dimensions, and probably measures from 1J to 2 inches in diameter; it now appears tense, and is tender on manipulation. By the fourth day a still further augmentation in size, etc., has occurred, and from this date until the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood of the general circulation, the swelling, tension, and tenderness of the part may go on steadily increasing, or, as sometimes happens, it remains stationary. At this time it will be found that if the tumor be firmly grasped by the hand, one can readily lift it up from the subcutaneous structure, proving that it only involves the skin. A point of great interest and a symptom of the greatest clinical value occurs at the time of the organism leaving the seat of the swelling--for the hematozoon has been proved, as in horse No. 8, to be present in the fluid of the tumor 3 days after inoculation, and 2 days before being discovered in the blood of the general circulation; and, in the case of horse No. 54, 24 hours before its first appearance in the blood--in that the raised tumor, which was previously tense A.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: . twentysecond day after the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood. Swelling and edema at the seat of inoculation in experimental cases.--When an animal has been subcutaneously inoculated with the soiled blood or other fluids containing the materies morbi of surra, considerable swelling, as a general rule, follows at the seat of such injection. If we analyze this symptom we find that on the day following the operation a small raised, somewhat circular tumor apI ear8, about 1 inch in diameter, while in some cases, especially when the blood used was obtained some hours postmortem, the measurements greatly exceed this, as in cases 27 and 41. On the third day the swelling has increased in dimensions, and probably measures from 1J to 2 inches in diameter; it now appears tense, and is tender on manipulation. By the fourth day a still further augmentation in size, etc., has occurred, and from this date until the appearance of the hematozoon in the blood of the general circulation, the swelling, tension, and tenderness of the part may go on steadily increasing, or, as sometimes happens, it remains stationary. At this time it will be found that if the tumor be firmly grasped by the hand, one can readily lift it up from the subcutaneous structure, proving that it only involves the skin. A point of great interest and a symptom of the greatest clinical value occurs at the time of the organism leaving the seat of the swelling--for the hematozoon has been proved, as in horse No. 8, to be present in the fluid of the tumor 3 days after inoculation, and 2 days before being discovered in the blood of the general circulation; and, in the case of horse No. 54, 24 hours before its first appearance in the blood--in that the raised tumor, which was previously tense A.

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