. A treatise on surgical therapeutics of domestic animals. Veterinary surgery; Therapeutics, Surgical. ACTINOMYCOSIS. 201 ). Fig. 48. Actinomycosis of the Lower Maxillary. they may heal, as in tuberculosis, without leaving apparent marks. Ac- tinomycites ordinarily spread slowly, little by little, through the blood ves- sels, and apparently most often through the veins. All tissues and all organs may be attacked, and if, ordinarily, secondary tum- ors develop in the lungs, they are also observed in the liver, kidneys, spleen, serous membranes, lympha- tic glands, and even the encephalon. Local
. A treatise on surgical therapeutics of domestic animals. Veterinary surgery; Therapeutics, Surgical. ACTINOMYCOSIS. 201 ). Fig. 48. Actinomycosis of the Lower Maxillary. they may heal, as in tuberculosis, without leaving apparent marks. Ac- tinomycites ordinarily spread slowly, little by little, through the blood ves- sels, and apparently most often through the veins. All tissues and all organs may be attacked, and if, ordinarily, secondary tum- ors develop in the lungs, they are also observed in the liver, kidneys, spleen, serous membranes, lympha- tic glands, and even the encephalon. Locally, the disease pro- gresses both by continuity and contiguity of tissues. For instance, pulmonary actinomycosis ' not only generalizes often in both lungs, but it extends from the visceral layer to the parietal layer of the pleura, obhterates the pleural cavi- ty, and reaches the thoracic walls, where its clinical signs can be easily recogn- ized. The ways by which the actinomycites are intro- duced are numerous. Generally, they penetrate through tegumentary so- lutions of continuity, wounds of the skin, or mucous membranes, but especially by the wounds of the mouth and of the pharynx; at times they enter through natural pass- ages, glandular canals and orifices of the teats; it is the exception for the disease to start in the intestines or the lungs. Pulmonary infection may take place from the dust Wowing out of forage that contains actinomycites,. 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 Cadiot, P. J. (Pierre Juste), 1858-1934; Almy, J. , joint author; Liautard, Alexandre Franc?ois Augustin, 1835- tr. New York, W. R. Jenkins
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