. L'effet de la vaccination contre la tuberculose sur les bovins atteints de tuberculose. La tuberculose chez les bovins. 12 isée et dans certains endroits de toute évidence beaucoup de l'âge. Cobayes inoculés à partir le nodule calcaire dans les glandes bronchiques tuberculeuses est devenu. Il est évident que cet animal avait subi avec un large- étendre l'inflammation des séreuses, d'où il avait pratiquement retrouvé. Une telle inflammation diffuse des séreuses des deux cavités viscérales se produit dans la tuberculose des bovins du type de maladie pearl. Mais dans ce cas, il n'y avait pas de preuve de tubercules ou tuber

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. The effect of tuberculosis vaccination upon cattle infected with tuberculosis. Tuberculosis in cattle. 12 ized and in some places evidently of considerable age. Guinea-pigs inoculated from the calcareous nodule in the bronchial gland became tuberculous. It is evident that this animal had suffered with a wide- spread inflammation of the serous membranes from which it had practically recovered. Such a diffuse inflammation of the serous membranes of both visceral cavities occurs in tuberculosis of cattle of the type of pearl disease. But in this case there were no tubercles or evidence of tuberculosis. One must consider the possibility that in this animal there was a healed, fresh tuberculosis of the pleura and peri- toneum. Third Group. Six calves which received no treatment and were kept as controls for the purpose of comparison. Fig. 7.—Red-and-white Bull (16, 014). 1902. December 19. 0.1 c.c. tuberculin ; reaction. 1903. February 2. 0.8 c.c. " " to 105.6° F. " May 4. Died.. Fig. 7. Right bronchial gland. Left bronchial gland. Mediastinal glands. Necropsy. Weight 430 pounds. This bull died suddenly, apparently of acute indigestion. The only evidence of tuberculosis in this animal consisted in the presence of several caseous nodules in both bronchial and in the medias- tinal lymphatic glands.. 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 work.. Pearson, Leonard, 1868-1909. [from old catalog]; Gilliland, Samuel Howard, 1877- [from old catalog] joint author. [Philadelphia?

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