The infectiousness of milk : result of investigations made for the trustees of the Massachusetts Society for promoting agriculture.

  • Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture.
Date:
1895
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Credit: The infectiousness of milk : result of investigations made for the trustees of the Massachusetts Society for promoting agriculture. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table I. (^continued). Number and Source. 31 CowH. 32 Cow H. 33 CowD. 34 CowD. 35 Cow D, 36 Slocmn. 37 Cow G. 38 Cow G. 39 CowF. 40 Cowl. 41 Cow J. March 28 Not. 8 April 10 Nov. 8 Deo. 11 April 19 April 20 Nov. 8 Symptoms and phys- ical signs of cow. + sub-max. glands. Proba- ble disease of both lungs. L. post, quarter ud- der nodulated. + d snb-max. glands. Prob- ably pleuritic friction lower r. lung. From nodulated teat. Probable general tubero. + d sub-maz. glands. Cough. Dull and erep. lower r. lung. Ibid. Coughs, much. -f- d snb-max. glands. Dull over both lungs. Crepitus on r. side. Cough. -|- sub-max. glands. Both lungs involved. Cough. Pos. Neg. Poa. Post-mortem, if any made. April 10,1889. Few tu- bercles 1. lung, few -\- d and cheesy glands in mesentery. Few small tubercles in walls of small intestine. Udder slightly fibrous. Bacilli in lungs and gland. Not in udder. Nov. 21,1889. -f d mg. gland. No bacilli. Cheesy nodule in liver, abscesses in both lungs show bacilli. Udder scirrhous. No bacilli. None. March 4, 1890. Tuber- culosis of lungs and -\- d glands above udder. Ba- cilli in both. Udder healthy. August 21, 1889. Killed. Tuberculosis both lungs, liver, omentum, small in- testine. Udder showed one quarter scirrhous. No bacilli. March 4, 1890. General condition improved. Lungs almost healthy. Nodules in liver = 6a- cilli. -j- d glands above udder. Udder sU^htly scirrhous. No bacilli. Jan. 9, 1889. Killed. Tuberculosis of r. lung, liver, and mediastinaJ gland. Bacilli in all. Echinococci in liver.