Diseases of the Horse's Foot
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_C. Posterior_, including everything posterior to the middle zone.
This division of the inferior surface of the foot into zones will besomewhat of a guide also when describing the complications next to follow: _(a) Suppuration_. --This is the common complication of most wounds of thefoot. When detected, it calls for immediate surgical interference in theshape of removal of the horn of the sole or the frog, as the case may be. This we shall consider further under the treatment.
_(b) Separation o...f the Horny Frog_. --This is a sequel to pus formation inthe sensitive structures immediately beneath it, and the condition makesitself apparent by a line of separation between the horn and the skin ofthe heel of the injured side.
_(c) Wounding of the Plantar Aponeurosis_. --This occurs when amoderately-deep penetration of the horn of the middle zone has taken place. It is always most painful, especially when complicated by necrosis. Theheel is then persistently elevated, and lameness is extreme, in some casesso severe as to cause the leg to be carried altogether.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_C. Posterior_, including everything posterior to the middle zone.
This division of the inferior surface of the foot into zones will besomewhat of a guide also when describing the complications next to follow: _(a) Suppuration_. --This is the common complication of most wounds of thefoot. When detected, it calls for immediate surgical interference in theshape of removal of the horn of the sole or the frog, as the case may be. This we shall consider further under the treatment.
_(b) Separation o...f the Horny Frog_. --This is a sequel to pus formation inthe sensitive structures immediately beneath it, and the condition makesitself apparent by a line of separation between the horn and the skin ofthe heel of the injured side.
_(c) Wounding of the Plantar Aponeurosis_. --This occurs when amoderately-deep penetration of the horn of the middle zone has taken place. It is always most painful, especially when complicated by necrosis. Theheel is then persistently elevated, and lameness is extreme, in some casesso severe as to cause the leg to be carried altogether.
What to read after Diseases of the Horse's Foot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reeks Harry Caulton to read onlineMoreLess
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