. The principles and practice of veterinary surgery . e, re-peated washings of the mouth with cold water, and mild as-tringents, such as vinegar, borate of soda, or alum. RANULA Consists in the formation of a cyst in one of the ducts of thesublingual gland, varying in size from a walnut to a hens egg,containing a ropy fluid. (See chapter on Tumours.) EPULIS. (See Photo-Uthograph, Plate IV., Fig. 1.)A timiour of the gum, often of a simple growth of the sameconsistence as the structure from which it grows, and not likelyto be reproduced when the exciting cause has been removed,and the disease ex
. The principles and practice of veterinary surgery . e, re-peated washings of the mouth with cold water, and mild as-tringents, such as vinegar, borate of soda, or alum. RANULA Consists in the formation of a cyst in one of the ducts of thesublingual gland, varying in size from a walnut to a hens egg,containing a ropy fluid. (See chapter on Tumours.) EPULIS. (See Photo-Uthograph, Plate IV., Fig. 1.)A timiour of the gum, often of a simple growth of the sameconsistence as the structure from which it grows, and not likelyto be reproduced when the exciting cause has been removed,and the disease extirpated. Its frequent cause is caries ofsome parts of the molar teeth. The lower jaw is its most com-mon seat; it commences at the root of the molars, or in thealveolar ridges. The size and extent of epulis are various; itmay be confined to the gum between two teeth, or it mayinvolve several, if neglected, and partake of a malignant character,as the specimen portrayed in Photo-lithograph, Plate IV., Eg. 2. Renal Calculuf^ from Ox,weight G lbs. Renal Calculus from Horse,weight loK oz. {Page 504.) 1. Salivary Calculus,weight 1(H ol- ivary•uUis, tight\ oz. iight ;rains. Stic111 usBitch, ;htrains.
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