Les chiens de Grande-Bretagne, les chiens de Grande Bretagne, d'Amérique et d'autres pays : leurs aires de reproduction, de formation et de gestion de la santé et de la maladie, comprenant tous les éléments essentiels de la norme de deux ouvrages sur le chien dogsofgreatbrita00wals Année : 1914 354 MALADIES ATONIQUES. kidnCy du sabot, ainsi que celle du loup, loutre, raton laveur, glut tonne, cheval, et Bull, (voir fig. 50). Il est généralement d'un sang sombre- la couleur, qui semble être due à la nature de son alimentation, ce qui est dérivé des vaisseaux du rein, comme, lorsque la suppuration a eu lieu autour, le ver a été trouvé de

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The dogs of Great Britain, The dogs of Great Britain, America, and [other] countries : their breeding, training, and management in health and disease, comprising all the essential parts of the two standard works on the dog dogsofgreatbrita00wals Year: 1914 354 ATONIC DISEASES. kidnCy of the clog, as well as that of the wolf, otter, raccoon, glut ton, horse, and bull, (see fig. 50). It is generally of a dark blood- color, which seems to be owing to the nature of its food, which is derived from the vessels of the kidney, as, when suppuration has taken place round it, the worm has been found of a whitish hue. In the human kidney it has been known to attain the length of three feet, with a diameter of half an inch. The head {a), is obtuse, the mouth orbicular and surrounded by six hemispherical papillae (a) ; the body is slightly impressed with a circular I'] // striae, and with two longitudinal impres- sions. The tail is incurved in the male and terminated by a dilated point or bursa (u), from the base of which the single intromittent spiculum (b), projects. In the female, the caudal extremity is less attenuated and straighter, with the anus (c), a liitle below the apex.' I have been thus particular in inserting descrip- tions of these worms, because their study is becoming more general, and they pre- sent a large field for the microscopic inquirer. Indications of worms in the dog should be carefully noted and anxiously looked for, if the health of the animal is of any importance. They are, an un- healthy appearance of the coat, the Fig. 50.—KIDNEY-WORM, hlr looking dead and not lying smoothly and evenly. The appetite is ravenous m proportion to the condition, which is generally low, though worms may exist for months without interfering much with the presence of fat. After a time, however, the fat of the body is absorbed, and the muscles, without being firm and promi-

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