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Title: Special pathology and therapeutics of the diseases of domestic animals
Identifier: cu31924000012645 (find matches)
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Hutyra, Ferenc, 1860-1934; Marek, József, 1868- joint author; Mohler, John R. (John Robbins), b. 1875, ed; Eichhorn, Adolph, 1875- joint ed
Subjects: Veterinary medicine
Publisher: Chicago, A. Eger
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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554 Tuberculosis. sioiially microscopic examination will reveal the presence of pus corpuscles and red blood cells when its general appearance would not cause us to suspect them. Tuberculosis of the liver and spleen can be recognized as such only in cases where considerable enlargement of the organs has taken place. There may be dullness upon percussion in the overlying region or their posterior irregular nodular bor- ders may l)e palpated behind the costal arch. Among the sexual organs tuberculosis of the testicle may be recognized by the presence at its superior and posterior border, corresponding to the position of the epididymis, of a firm painless swelling. The testicle itself does not become enlarged until at a considerably later date and then, becoming
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Fi.t,'. 83. Snijer/iciul liimpli f/lands of the ox. Kg. Submaxillary gland ; O jiarotiil f,'1;ui I ; o//superior, lu//iiiiddlp, «//inferior Cervical frlands; B Prcseapular glund ; 7./ J'recrural glands; II' Inguinal glands; B Supramaniinary gland. confluent with the epididymis, the two organs constitute one tumor. Usually there is simultaneous hydrocele. In a few cases fistulae perforate the skin above the epidid^anis and dis- charge yellowish pus. In tuberculosis of the penis, which is very rare, we find firm nodules at the end of the organ and occasionally induration of the edges of the prepuce (Eber, Trotter). In tuberculosis of the iTterus a turbid, nmcous or muco-purulent, yellowish, or rather ichorous and ill smelling vaginal discharge is a constant symptom. Occasionally this discharge contains cheesy fra,gments and, in exceptional cases streaks of l))ood. Rectal examination may, in some cases reveal the presence of enlarged sacral lymph glands or the. horns

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