Bovine Obstetrics
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In the former, decomposition of the foetus and its distention by gas formation are common. In subacute peritonitis the calf is often not decomposed.
In the abdominal cavity an exudate, either sero-hsemor- rhagic or sero-fibrinous, is always found.
When septic peritonitis leads to septicssmia, the cadaver soon decomposes, and besides the symptoms due to dissolution of the blood, enteritis and pieuritis are present.
In rupture of the uterus the lower wall of the cervix uteri is usually torn off a...nd a part of the foetal waters mixed with a great deal of blood are contained in the abdominal cavity.
Occasionally the calf is found within the latter.
Prognosis. — A torsion, occurring toward the end of gesta- tion, must be judged as to its degree and length of time during which it existed. Torsions up to 180 degrees are more favor- able than those exceeding it. A living calf is a favorable indi- cation for a happy termination. A torsion of two or three days' standing, where the owner and others have made repeated explorations, should be prognosed unfavorably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the former, decomposition of the foetus and its distention by gas formation are common. In subacute peritonitis the calf is often not decomposed.
In the abdominal cavity an exudate, either sero-hsemor- rhagic or sero-fibrinous, is always found.
When septic peritonitis leads to septicssmia, the cadaver soon decomposes, and besides the symptoms due to dissolution of the blood, enteritis and pieuritis are present.
In rupture of the uterus the lower wall of the cervix uteri is usually torn off a...nd a part of the foetal waters mixed with a great deal of blood are contained in the abdominal cavity.
Occasionally the calf is found within the latter.
Prognosis. — A torsion, occurring toward the end of gesta- tion, must be judged as to its degree and length of time during which it existed. Torsions up to 180 degrees are more favor- able than those exceeding it. A living calf is a favorable indi- cation for a happy termination. A torsion of two or three days' standing, where the owner and others have made repeated explorations, should be prognosed unfavorably.
What to read after Bovine Obstetrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyman, Willy Edward Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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