. Diseases of the dog and their treatment. glands has already been taken up andthe reader is referred to those conditions under their respective internal medicinal treatment of tumors by preparations of iodinemay be used in cases of goitre. In carcinoma and sarcoma we may givearsenic in the form of a solution of mercury, iodine, and arsenic (Fowlersor Donovans solution). Surgical Treatment.—This is generally palliative in cases where thetumor is difficult to reach, being restricted to the prevention of hemor-rhage, suppuration, and a fetid Wm INFECTIVE TUMOR OF DOGS {the full
. Diseases of the dog and their treatment. glands has already been taken up andthe reader is referred to those conditions under their respective internal medicinal treatment of tumors by preparations of iodinemay be used in cases of goitre. In carcinoma and sarcoma we may givearsenic in the form of a solution of mercury, iodine, and arsenic (Fowlersor Donovans solution). Surgical Treatment.—This is generally palliative in cases where thetumor is difficult to reach, being restricted to the prevention of hemor-rhage, suppuration, and a fetid Wm INFECTIVE TUMOR OF DOGS {the fully developed stage.) I. Cells dhtetided by cell-inchisions. 2 and3. Cells ivith acth/e nuclei. 4. Cells luith amcehoid bodies close to empty nuclei. Camera draiving, lo7v power. Clarke, Protozoa and Diseases. Bailliere, Tindall & Cox, London. SURGERY OF TUMORS 491 Tampons of tow which have hoon saturated in a solution of chlorideof iron and injections (where there is an opening) of subsulphate of iron,1 to 90. This palliative method is only indicated where a radical operationcannot be performed from some cause or location of the tumor and wherethe owner wishes to keep the animal alive as long as possible withoutsurgical interference. The methods of radical removal of a tumor are as follows (these donot include torsion or twisting): Ligation.—This method may be applied in all cases where the baseof the tumor is not too broad and if it has not penetrated deeply intothe tissues. It is useful in many forms of warts, fibromas, and sarcomas;but, as a
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