. Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine. Veterinary medicine. CHRONIC ENTERITIS (CHRONIC DIARRHOEA), 209^. Fig. 72.—Appearance of a portion of the small intestine in chronic diarrhoea. Complications are rare, though ocGasionally intestinal haemorrhage or broncho-pneumonia occurs. The temperature, which remains normal or shoNYS very slight changes throughout the course of the disease, may then oscillate between 101° and 103° Fahr. (38° and 39-5° C). Lesions. At the first glance no lesions can be detected on post-mortem examination except those of generalised wasting, but when the autopsy i
. Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine. Veterinary medicine. CHRONIC ENTERITIS (CHRONIC DIARRHOEA), 209^. Fig. 72.—Appearance of a portion of the small intestine in chronic diarrhoea. Complications are rare, though ocGasionally intestinal haemorrhage or broncho-pneumonia occurs. The temperature, which remains normal or shoNYS very slight changes throughout the course of the disease, may then oscillate between 101° and 103° Fahr. (38° and 39-5° C). Lesions. At the first glance no lesions can be detected on post-mortem examination except those of generalised wasting, but when the autopsy is carried out immediately after death all the in- terior of the intestine appears affected. The mucous membrane of the abomasum and the mucous folds appear infiltrated, thickened, and with moderate sub-epithelial congestion. The intestine seems friable, and tears with the slightest traction. The sub-epithelial portions of the mucous folds are infiltrated and con- gested, while the more prominent parts of the folds, which are exposed to the friction of semi-digested food, become eroded. Throughout the length of the jejeu- num and ileum the mucous membrane exhibits multitudes of small ulcera- tions. Histologically, the epithelium and the glands seem atrophied, without any inflammatory change having occurred in the mucous or submucous coats. The colon and the csecum show similar lesions, and in addition brown deposits of pigment under the mucous membrane and along the course of the small blood-vessels. This lesion resembles that found in chronic dysentery in man, and suggested to Moussu a possible connection between the two Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Moussu, Gustave, 1864-; Dollar, John A. W. , joint author. New York, W. R. Jenkins
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