The Newtown bee., 1906-11-23

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E6y entry OF the alimentary canal viz
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kofyblosA tAFalf9h-tps.hlood vessels, and
efsong .t&e .Ml& Ypt& the bronchial
tubes. The Arguments which have
been brought to support this, the most
probable NieWO are that this ds mi
douhtedly the, method Of Distribution
Of mary FORMS OF parasites and. the
disease lis most frequent and the WORM
In the lungs are most numerous In
young animals in which the tissues
are most readily permeable. Other
{ 4S&s ts saSssts Of d osgsi ab9 ee
through the larynx. There is no ev-
fdeaace to support the former view; the
plat6er is based upon the idea that it is
possible for seuGry to occur even, IN
spite of the coughing. which would
result from the passage, Of the wntRss
through the CLOTHS; this is rather
doubtful. . Again, they might when
immature and small, be carried In with
the thrush Of lair during Inspiration. {
As is usual with parasitic affections,
On 3e]-aaads- which ara Liable to food
ing. 1t is seen particularly in calves
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beeh pte 816hsiy pastufed by dfec6eda
animals. 1t attacks number of an
finals at once, and the weakest areithe7
first to give way. The special nature
of the .irribauts determines certain
special features in the symptoms.
akhuesszac1sSAs.1 1aaeaztssa
except when the debility causes that
form OF fever known as hectic. THIS
only is sobserva Bile In the later stages.
i The cough Is remark ahly forctble,a dis,
d tgeseing, andtof Al especial hacking and
i parO4yemal character. Oh ltleadss to the
4 expulsion pffatTtngY, mpcHs, Ia, Which
parasites maybe detect ted or their oya
i observed under q, lOV power Of The
] microscope. d The attRck has q SUBJ,
acute character, and proves ayerYs ext
hausting. aal Thus emaciations rapidly
increases, and diarrhRat sets in as q
complication. The parasites, embed
ded in stringy mucous, lie intertwined
in groups, or stretched against the
bronchial mucous membrane. When
in balls they block. up the air-passages;
they also cause lSpaSm OF the bronchial
tubes. Thus, they seriously, impede
reSpiratiOnn which is always, remark
ably labored inl this disease. \ It Will
be observed, however, on autopsy, that
little emulation into the -afr-passages
has taken place, and that. though the
tANCNlOos AkeaL u dAC ~. HNA RlCS. Az Lao
not undergone such an amount OF
change as a priori might have been
anticipated. This. Is attributable to
the fact that the irritant is living
ope,, capable Of altering its position,
and simply occupying its natural
habitat. When the lungs Of an animal
which has been affected with this dis
order but has recovered, are examined,
it will be3fOund that the worms have
become encysted, and have undergone
calcareous degeneration, forming nod.
THAR ealoafeOaA deposits in the lungs
The average duEation of an attack is
~ srlttqses~e .ass CIsS&g1.
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