Les maladies des bovins, ovins, caprins Les maladies du bétail, moutons, chèvres et porcs diseasesofcattl00pe Année : 1905 66 MALADIES DES MEMBRANES SYNOVIALES ET AIITICULATIONS. difficile. L'état ne peut être confondu avec de la gaine synoviale la distension de l'appareil extenseur metacarpi magnus ; mais cette enflure synoviale () s'étend dans le même sens que le tendon, c.-à-d., verticalement, atteint le tiers inférieur du radius, est le plus large et plus haut. Hygromas doit également être distingué de tumeurs. Moussu, que d'une seule affaire de ce genre, la tumeur étant très bosselated légèrement et, naturellement,

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Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine diseasesofcattl00mous Year: 1905 66 DISEASES OF THE SYNOVIAL MEMBRANES AND AIITICULATIONS. difficult. The condition can only be confused with distension of the synovial sheath of the extensor metacarpi magnus ; but this (synovial) swelling extends in the same direction as the tendon, i.e., vertically, attains the lower third of the radius, and is broadest above. Hygromas must also be distinguished from tumours. Moussu only mentions a single case of this kind, the tumour being very slightly bosselated and, naturally, revealing no fluctuation. The prognosis is not grave, though the condition may prove trouble- some, because the original injuries may be continued even during treat- ment and prevent recovery. Treatment. Success rarely follows cold applications or blistering, which are only of value at the commence- ment. It is better to puncture the cavity aseptically, remove the fluid contents, and fire the growth in points. Free opening of the lowest portion of the swelling is followed by discharge of liquid, but almost inevitably by in- fection at a later stage, and by suppu- ration. Kecovery certainly may occur, a slight thickening of the anterior surface of the knee remaining; but the process is often very prolonged. Some authors prefer to pass a seton or drain vertically through the swelling. The results are identical wath those following free opening and drainage, suppuration being unavoidable. If the animal be sufficiently valu- able to warrant surgical intervention, the entire hygroma, together with its indurated wall, may be excised. An elliptical fragment of skin is removed from the front of the swelling, and the whole mass separated by dissecting away or tearing through the connec- tive tissue. Considerable care is necessary to avoid injuring the synovial sheaths of the -extensor tendons. This treatment, which is only applicable in valuable animals, is comjDleted by firmly suturing

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