. Addresses and papers. Veterinary medicine. 12 Bulletin 150. Bavarian Monasteries 30 per cent of the young postulants die in a few years tuberculous. In New York City charity hospital 30 per cent of all deaths show tubercle lesions. Where country cows are tuberculous to from i to 5 per cent, city cows are so from 9 to 20 per cent and upward. On the contrary our prairie and plains fat cattle show but per cent tuberculous. In the Southern States with an unbroken outdoor life country cattle are nearly all sound, whereas in large cities like New Orleans they are largely tuberculous. APPEARAN
. Addresses and papers. Veterinary medicine. 12 Bulletin 150. Bavarian Monasteries 30 per cent of the young postulants die in a few years tuberculous. In New York City charity hospital 30 per cent of all deaths show tubercle lesions. Where country cows are tuberculous to from i to 5 per cent, city cows are so from 9 to 20 per cent and upward. On the contrary our prairie and plains fat cattle show but per cent tuberculous. In the Southern States with an unbroken outdoor life country cattle are nearly all sound, whereas in large cities like New Orleans they are largely tuberculous. APPEARANCE AND FORMATION OF TUBERCLE. The term tubercle is drawn from the rounded nodular form of the diseased process. The bacillus lodged in the tissue multiplies. ^4 ® 2.—A drazubig of a section of a very young tubercle in spleen. ( Thoma). and causes congestion and extraordinary growth of cells. The affected points may be at first no larger than millet seed, but these may increase and run together so as to form conglomerate masses of one, six or nine inches in diameter. As the cell growth increases, the central ones degenerate, die, and form a yellowish. 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 New York State Veterinary College; Law, James, 1838-1921; Williams, Walter Long, 1856-; Fish, Pierre A. (Pierre Augustine), 1865-1931; Moore, Veranus A. (Veranus Alva), 1859-1931; Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944; Hopkins, Grant Sherman, 1865-; Kingsbury, Benjamin Freeman; Reed, Raymond Clinton; Stanclift, Ray Jones. Ithaca, N. Y.
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