The Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives, Volume 21Edward Charles Spitzka, William Henry Porter, Frank Seaver Billings, Rush Shippen Huidekoper, William Horace Hoskins, H. D. Gill W. L. Hyde & Company, 1900 - Veterinary medicine |
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... acid , three minutes in 1 : 5000 bi- chloride , that they fail to grow after a short time , even under most favorable conditions . These germs are very susceptible to light and probably to low temperatures . So that if we are able to ...
... acid , three minutes in 1 : 5000 bi- chloride , that they fail to grow after a short time , even under most favorable conditions . These germs are very susceptible to light and probably to low temperatures . So that if we are able to ...
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... acid , silk stitched , and the mule returned home , a distance of seven miles . The wound soon healed entirely , with no scar . On examination of the mass removed it showed to be the size of a small base - ball , with the flat side ...
... acid , silk stitched , and the mule returned home , a distance of seven miles . The wound soon healed entirely , with no scar . On examination of the mass removed it showed to be the size of a small base - ball , with the flat side ...
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... acid theory - i . e . , there is a deposit of lactic acid in the 1 Presented before the meeting of the American Veterinary Medical Association , New York , September , 1899 . affected parts of the body . This deposit is formed 5.
... acid theory - i . e . , there is a deposit of lactic acid in the 1 Presented before the meeting of the American Veterinary Medical Association , New York , September , 1899 . affected parts of the body . This deposit is formed 5.
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... acid . In general , the lactic acid is excreted by the body through kidney and skin ( the lactic acid giving the peculiar odor to the sweat ) . When the muscular activity is diminished by ex- posure to cold the lactic acid will be ...
... acid . In general , the lactic acid is excreted by the body through kidney and skin ( the lactic acid giving the peculiar odor to the sweat ) . When the muscular activity is diminished by ex- posure to cold the lactic acid will be ...
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... acid and fomentation of the body ; the pain disappeared , but as endocarditis was present the horse died after nine days . My diagnosis of rheumatismus universalis was based on the following symptoms : ( a ) Pain all over the body ; ( b ) ...
... acid and fomentation of the body ; the pain disappeared , but as endocarditis was present the horse died after nine days . My diagnosis of rheumatismus universalis was based on the following symptoms : ( a ) Pain all over the body ; ( b ) ...
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