. La pathologie et le diagnostic différentiel des maladies infectieuses des animaux : préparé pour les étudiants et les praticiens de médecine vétérinaire . La médecine vétérinaire ; les maladies transmissibles chez les animaux. L'Actinomycose 261 charge de pus doit être grave. Rapports d'INIayo plusieurs cas où la maladie a été observé pendant cinq ou six ans et où il aurait peut-être continué plusieurs années de plus n'avait pas été détruit les animaux. La plupart des animaux qui sont atteints de l'Actinomycose sont soit détruits, traités ou abattus pour la viande bovine. Anatomie morbide. La nouvelle actinomycotic ont crus dans ou près de la

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. The pathology and differential diagnosis of infectious diseases of animals : prepared for students and practitioners of veterinary medicine . Veterinary medicine; Communicable diseases in animals. ACTINOMYCOSIS 261 charge of pus must be severe. INIayo reports several cases where the disease was watched for five or six years and where it would possibly have continued several years more had not the animals been destroyed. Most animals which become affected with actinomycosis are either destroyed, treated or slaughtered for beef. Morbid anatomy. The new actinomycotic growths have in or near their centers rosettes of the ray fungus surrounded usually by giant cells. These in turn are surrounded by tissue consisting principally. Fig. 57. a dhawino of an actinomycotic jaw. of epithelioid and spindle shaped, connective tissue cells, among which giant cells may appear. As these cells increase in number they press against the surrounding tissues, thus producing the hard and dense tumor-like growths. This is especially true when they are located in the connective tissue. In certain other positions, such as the liver, the inflammatory cells are surrounded by a fibrous tissue frame-work which gives to the lesion a honeycomb appearance. On section a dis- agreeable "nutty" odor is given off which Mayo considers to be quite characteristic of the disease. The outside of the tumor is usually composed of a dense layer of fibrous connective tissue. Extending from the periphery toward the center, the tissue becomes less dense and is composed largely of epithelioid cells. In the softer tissue there are often cavities of greater or less size filled with a viscid, purulent substance in which the small, yellowish granules, "rosettes, ". 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.. Moore, Veranus

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