. Elements of hippology. Horses. Figure 31.—Highly Magnified Section OF the Wing of a Bat, Not Inflamed. and, as a result, increased combustion (oxidation), manifested by heat, and augmented nutrition, manifested by swelling. Pus may be confin- ed by limiting mem- branes provided by Nature to prevent the migration of the pus to sound tissues. Such a sore is termed an abscess. If the pus escapes externally from an abscess and the channel of escape is similarly lined by a limiting membrane, the channel is termed a sinus. Pus forming with- out such a limiting membrane invades the surrounding tiss
. Elements of hippology. Horses. Figure 31.—Highly Magnified Section OF the Wing of a Bat, Not Inflamed. and, as a result, increased combustion (oxidation), manifested by heat, and augmented nutrition, manifested by swelling. Pus may be confin- ed by limiting mem- branes provided by Nature to prevent the migration of the pus to sound tissues. Such a sore is termed an abscess. If the pus escapes externally from an abscess and the channel of escape is similarly lined by a limiting membrane, the channel is termed a sinus. Pus forming with- out such a limiting membrane invades the surrounding tissues and destroys them. Such a sore, when open is called an ulcer. Any injury or wound in which pus forms is said to sup- purate or to be in- fected. If the pus is absorbed into the cir- culation while the in- jurious germs are still active, abscesses are sometimes set up in organs distant from the original injury: at other times the infection attacks the Digitized by Microsoft®. Figure 32.—Highly Magnified Section OF the Wing of a Bat, 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 Marshall, Francis Cutler, 1867-; United States Military Academy. Dept. of Tactics. Kansas City, Hudson Press
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