Identifier: historypathology01croo (find matches)
Title: History and pathology of vaccination
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Crookshank, Edgar March
Subjects: Vaccination Smallpox, Inoculation of Vaccine lymph
Publisher: Philadelphia : P. Blackiston
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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VA CCINE L YMPH. .,07 2ist of April. I was informed that this mare was at iirst attendedto by her master, who was a farrier; and afterwards M. Averadere,veterinary surgeon at Berat, was called in. On the occasion ofmy visit, the nth of May, 1880, I observed traces of an eruptionaround the vulva ; traces which were similar, but more extensivethan those on subject No. i already described, so I need netagain describe them. However, 1 will remark that lymphangitisexisted in the right posterior limb, which was engorged, hot, andpainful in its whole extent, and the animal walked at first withdifficulty. I did not see the eruption in the hollow of the heel,but there was a greyish vaccinal vesicle, partly desiccated, nearthe lower commissure of the left nostril. I will now add thatthe proprietor of this mare had a vaccinal vesicle on the thumbof the right hand, excoriated and blackened, but recognisable,contracted in attending to his mare. This casual inoculationconfirmed entirely the diagnos

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