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Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)

Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 98

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rag with Hea.rds HealingLotion—which is a perfect antiseptic—and insert it intothe wound, allowing it to remain there 12 hours. Thismethod of dressing should be repeated twice a dayuntil the wound becomes so small as to prevent the in-sertion of the plug, when the sore is to be simply sat-urated… … Fig. 3L Performing the operatiou of Traoheaotomy at uight. 94 DISEASES OF uo possible injury can be done if the following direc-tions are strictly followed out: with a sharp knife makea slit through the skin about 4 inches long; now cutand divide the soft structures until the windpipe comesinto…

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