Animals-Domestic
of the Ox; its Symptoms, Course, Progress, &c. 140 1. Symptomatic Characteristics 141 2. Lesions found in the Bodies after Death 163 3. Diagnosis--Prognosis--Use of the Flesh of Animals--Danger of direct Absorption 173 4. General Considerations on the Typhus, and Recapitulatio...
In now addressing ourselves to the treatment, and, as far as human agency can effect it, to the cure, of this insidious distemper, we cannot conceal from ourselves, that this is...
2. CHAPTER IV.--Treatment of the Ox-Typhus 2061 & 2. Means and Measures to be employed to resist the Causes of Contagious Typhus of the Bovine Species 208 3. Curative Medication 237 4. Hygienic Measures to be taken against...
5. CHAPTER III.I have already written the history of the typhus which affects the ox; I have shown and dwelt upon the signs and characters of typhus diseases generally, deducing therefrom the...
4. CHAPTER II.I have drawn my conclusions as to the preventive treatment of typhus in the ox, from the knowledge I had acquired of its morbid phenomena, its nature, and its non-recurrence; an...
3. CHAPTER I.By following the example of those authors who have described the contagious typhus of the ox, we might proceed at once to explain its symptoms, and go directly to our purpose; b...
1. CHAPTER III.--Description of the Contagious Typhusof the Ox; its Symptoms, Course, Progress, &c. 140 1. Symptomatic Characteristics 141 2. Lesions found in the Bodies after Death 163 3. Diagnosis--Prognosis--Use of the Flesh of...