Practice On Equine Medicine; a Manual for Students And Practitioners of Veterinary Medicine, Arranged With Questions And Answers, With An Appendix Containing Prescriptions for the Horse And the Dog
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LAMPAS. What is meant by lampas ? It is a swelling, or, in some cases, an inflammation of the mu- cous membrane of the hard palate. The mucous membrane projects beyond the incisors and is probably only troublesome during dentition; as a rule, these cases, when brought to your notice, will reveal upon examination a deeper trouble, as laryngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. Or the swelling of the gums may be entirely dependent upon disordered digestion. What can be done for this condition ? The o...ld practice was to burn these with a red-hot iron. This would cause a slough, which would leave a wound, interfering more or less with the act of prehension. This sort of treatment should not be used under any consideration. The cause of the apparent benefits observed from burning the gums will be found in the fact that during the processes of sloughing and healing the animal will not eat well, and when the mouth gets well he is hungry and eats ravenously. The horse does not chew with this part of the mouth, and therefore it requires little or no treatment.
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