Handbook of meat inspection . rt are located under the capsule of the liver, and are of only slightextent, while traumatic hemorrhages may occur throughout theliver and are sometimes quite extensive. Traumatic hemorrhagesterminate, as a rule, after resorption of the blood, in atrophic cir-rhosis of the liver or in abscess of the liver, when pyogenic bacteriaare carried into the liver tissue by the fluke worm. The flukeswhich cause traumatic hemorrhages are usually found only afterconsiderable search, for the reason that they are constantly movingthrough the liver tissue by means of the peculia
Handbook of meat inspection . rt are located under the capsule of the liver, and are of only slightextent, while traumatic hemorrhages may occur throughout theliver and are sometimes quite extensive. Traumatic hemorrhagesterminate, as a rule, after resorption of the blood, in atrophic cir-rhosis of the liver or in abscess of the liver, when pyogenic bacteriaare carried into the liver tissue by the fluke worm. The flukeswhich cause traumatic hemorrhages are usually found only afterconsiderable search, for the reason that they are constantly movingthrough the liver tissue by means of the peculiar arrangement ofspines on their integument. Judgment on traumatic hemorrhages of the liver is the same for capilliary angioma. DIGESTIVE APPARATCS 29i Necrosis.—Multiple nociosis of the liver is met witli iu hof^choleiii. The uecrotic areas appear clomly aud friable ; tbeir stiuc-ture is obliterated; otherwise the liver necrosis whicli occuisduriiig the course of hog cholera is ouly of symptomatic value aud Fig. Necrosis of Vjeef liver. Superficial foci. without sanitary interest. Necrotic processes, however, may occurin the liver as idiopathic local affections. Bang made known thefact that the necrosis bacillus (see uuder Hog Cholera ) has thepower of penetrating into the liver of cattle and of producing more Fig. 68.
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