Manual of Operative Veterinary Surgery
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Produced generally by self-inflicted bites, caused by falling, or during epileptic seizures, they are usually made by the incisors. A badly made bit, or a halter or rope tightly binding the mouth and pressing down the tongue, may also jjroduce a bruise, or even a complete laceration of the organ. They are also not uncom- monly seen as the result of bites inflicted by one animal upon an- other, placed in an adjoining stall, when the separation between them has been insufficient. In these cases, ...not only a portion of the tongue, but often also the frsenum may be more or less lacer- ated — a condition which may also take place when the tongue has been puUed out by an assistant, a groom or other person, and the horse rebelling, pulls back violently and suddenly. Against such opposite forces the soft structure of the fraenum readily gives away. The burnt wound, or scalding of the tongue, may arise from the administration of a drench not sufficiently cooled, or of too irritating a nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Produced generally by self-inflicted bites, caused by falling, or during epileptic seizures, they are usually made by the incisors. A badly made bit, or a halter or rope tightly binding the mouth and pressing down the tongue, may also jjroduce a bruise, or even a complete laceration of the organ. They are also not uncom- monly seen as the result of bites inflicted by one animal upon an- other, placed in an adjoining stall, when the separation between them has been insufficient. In these cases, ...not only a portion of the tongue, but often also the frsenum may be more or less lacer- ated — a condition which may also take place when the tongue has been puUed out by an assistant, a groom or other person, and the horse rebelling, pulls back violently and suddenly. Against such opposite forces the soft structure of the fraenum readily gives away. The burnt wound, or scalding of the tongue, may arise from the administration of a drench not sufficiently cooled, or of too irritating a nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Alexandre Franois Augustin Liautard to read onlineMoreLess
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