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Identifier: animalcastration00whit (find matches)
Title: Animal castration : a book for the use of students and practitioners
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: White, George Ransom, 1874-
Subjects: Castration Spaying
Publisher: Nashville : Published by the author
Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries
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Fig. 124—Diagrammatic Illustration Showing Position of Testicles and the Method ofTheir Removal. A, Right Testicle; B, Left Testicle; C, Scoop Applied to SpermaticCord; D, Vertebral Column; E, Incision in Last Intercostal Space; F, Spreader. 150 Axi:\rAL Castration With scoop or forceps ai)plied to the speniiatic cord—care be-ing taken not to include the aorta or vena cava—the testicle isremoved by twisting the cord with several turns of the instrument.Be sure and remove the entire testicle as if any portion of it isleft, the fowl will crow, and be what is known as a slip. Slipsare not capons and are undesirable. 7. Remove the spreaders. This allows the ribs to come togetherand close the alxlominal Avound. If a mistake has been made bysevering either the aorta or vena cava the fowl will die in a veryfew minutes from internal hemorrhage. Should death occur fromsuch source the fowl can be used for food.
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Fig. 125—lleinoving Testicle with Scoop. E, Abdominal Incision in Last Inter-costal Space; F, Scoop Applied; G, Spreaders Applied. On account of the almost complete immunity of the chickenfrom septic infection, healing of wound usually takes place byfirst intrusion and the fowl makes a quick and satisfactory re-covery. After Care and Treatment—JJj)on being released from theoperating table the capons are usually put in a closed yard wherethey can find shelter, food and water and can be kept quiet. Noroosts are juovided, as the less flying and jumping they do thesooner will the wound heal. The capons seem to be very little Animal Castration 151

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  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:White__George_Ransom__1874_
  • booksubject:Castration
  • booksubject:Spaying
  • bookpublisher:Nashville___Published_by_the_author
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  • bookleafnumber:155
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