Canine pathology, or, A description of the diseases of dogs, with their causes, symptoms, and mode of cure ... and a copious detail of the rabid malady, preceded by a sketch of the natural history of the dog, his varieties and qualities / [Delabere Pritchett Blaine].

  • Blaine, Delabere P. (Delabere Pritchett), 1770-1845.
Date:
1832
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Credit: Canine pathology, or, A description of the diseases of dogs, with their causes, symptoms, and mode of cure ... and a copious detail of the rabid malady, preceded by a sketch of the natural history of the dog, his varieties and qualities / [Delabere Pritchett Blaine]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    CLASS I. Important Febrile Affections 97 Symptomatic Fever 97 Sub-Class I. Inflammation of Mucous Mem- branes. Specific Catarrhal Disease, or Distemper 97-122 Inflammation of the Mucous Coats of the Intestines .. 123 of the Bladder 123 of the Air-Pas- sages, or Cough 123 Sub-Class II. Inflammation of the Brain, or Phrenitis 124 Sub-Class III. Inflammatory Affections of the Tlwracic Viscera. Inflammation of the Lungs, or Pneumonia 124 Canine Asthma 126 Sub-Class IV. Inflammatory Affections of the Abdominal Viscera. Inflammation of the Stomach, or Gastritis 131 • of the Intestines, or Enteritis 131 ■ from Obstruction 132 Idiopathic 134 from morbid Bi- liary Secretion 135 Inflammation of the Liver, or Hepatitis 137 ■—— of the Spleen, or Splenitis 139 of the Bladder, or Cystitis 140 Sub-Class V. Inflammation of Ligamentous and Aponeurotic Expansions. Rheumatism 140 CLASS II. Spasmodic Diseases. Epilepsy 144 Chorea 147 Spasm, or Cramp and Con- vulsion 149 Paralysis 150 Locked Jaw, or Tetanus.... 151 Spasmodic Colic 152 CLASS III. Diseases of the Alimentary Canal. Gastritis—See Class I, Sub- Class IF. Enteritis—See Class I, Sub- Class IF. Diarrhoea, or Profuse Purging ! 55 Obstruction or Costiveness 159 Colic, Spasmodic—See Class II. Colic, Bilious—See Class I, Sub-Class IF. Intestinal Worms 1G0 Piles, or Haemorrhois 163 Anal Fistulae 163