Veterinary obstetrics, including the diseases of breeding animals and of the new-born . rmal spinal line. T, Teat displaced downwardsand forwards. 440 Veterinary Obstetrics In those very rare instances where violence has played anessential part in causing the rupture, there need be no pre-monitory edema. The symptoms appear very suddenly : thetumor is large, the pain intense, the expression anxious, thebody bedewed with cold sweat, the respiration hurried, the pulse J V. TA // ^U f C c ? - i ? > X //> Fig. 83. Rupture of the Pre-pubian Tendon in the Pregnant abdominal floo
Veterinary obstetrics, including the diseases of breeding animals and of the new-born . rmal spinal line. T, Teat displaced downwardsand forwards. 440 Veterinary Obstetrics In those very rare instances where violence has played anessential part in causing the rupture, there need be no pre-monitory edema. The symptoms appear very suddenly : thetumor is large, the pain intense, the expression anxious, thebody bedewed with cold sweat, the respiration hurried, the pulse J V. TA // ^U f C c ? - i ? > X //> Fig. 83. Rupture of the Pre-pubian Tendon in the Pregnant abdominal floor of Fig. 82. TA, Abdominal tunic, showing ruptured margin displaced forwards. M, Transversalis muscle, the abdominal tunic removed, showing pos-teriorly the ragged margin at point of rupture. CC, Sclerotic connective or cicatricial tissue constituting, with theskin, the posterior portion of the floor of the hernial sac. T, Teats displaced forwards. U, Umbilicus. Rupture of the Prepubian Tendon 441 rapid and weak and the patient tends to quickly collapse fromshock or Fig. 84. RiPTURE OF the Prepubi. Tendon in the Pregnant or median section of abdominal floor, from Fig. 82. I, Section extending through pelvis and , Detail of anterior , Detail of posterior ,P, Peritoneum. E, Extent of rupture in the abdominal ,A, Sub-peritoneal fat, occupying entire area except that comprised in E, where peritoneum is absent as a result of the , Curled connective tissue, the pelvic remnants of the pre-pubian ten-don, posterior to the point of , Cicatrical tissue occupying the space between the ruptured ends of the pre-pubian tendon, devoid of peritoneum and adipose , Displaced teat. U, Umbilicus displaced , Skin and skin muscle. TA. Abdominal , Transversalis muscle. St, Sternum. 442 Veterinary Obstetrics The character and extent of the lesions, with the repara-tive efforts in a surviving cas
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