Veterinary Journal and Annals of Comparative Pathology, 第 41 巻Baillière, Tindall & Cox., 1895 |
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abdominal abortion administered æther animals anthrax antivenene Army Veterinary Department asked bacillus Berkeley Castle blood Board of Agriculture bog spavin bowel calves cattle cause chloroform colic College of Veterinary condition Contagious Diseases Contagious Diseases Animals Council cows death died Edinburgh effect examination experience fact fæces favour flank give given glanders healthy herd horse HUNTING incision infection inoculation interest intestine lesions mallein mare matter medicine meeting milk minimum lethal motion mucous membrane operation opinion owner pain passed Pasteur patient Penberthy peritoneum physostigmine pleuro-pneumonia post-mortem practice practitioner present President produced Professor McFadyean Professor Williams pulse question rectum regard removed Royal College seconded SECRETARY serum skin slaughtered specimens stomach sutures swine fever symptoms temperature tetanus thought tion treatment tuberculin tuberculosis tuberculous tumour venom Veterinary College Veterinary Department VETERINARY JOURNAL Veterinary Medical Society veterinary profession Veterinary Surgeons wound
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