Common Diseases of Farm Animals by D. V. M. R. A. Craig
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2. What are the symptoms of hog-cholera?
3. Give the preventive and curative treatment of hog-cholera. 4. What is anti-hog-cholera serum? Give the different methods of vaccination and treatment. CHAPTER XXVII TUBERCULOSIS [Illustration: FIG. 88.--Koch's _Bacillus tuberculosis._] Tuberculosis is a contagious an and domestic animals, affecting any the lymphatic glands and lungs, change in the tissues is the formation tubercle or nodule. HISTORY.--Tuberculosis is one of the oldest of known diseases of domestic animals and man. Its contagious character was proven by Villemin in 1865, who by experential infection transmitted tuberculosis from man to animals and from animal to animal. It was in 1882 that Dr. Robert Koch discovered and proved by inoculation experiments that the disease was caused by a specific germ (Fig. 88). Prior to the experiments by Villemin and Koch, the belief was that tuberculosis was due to heredity, unsanitary conditions and inbreeding. Following discovery of the specific germ and conditions favoring its development and spread, numerous scientifically conducted |
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