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           MEDICINE
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VETERINARY   MEDICINE
Selected Glossary and  Indexing Instructions
by Fritz Gluckstein,  D.M.V.
Bibliographic Services Division
        Index Section
            1969 
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for MEDLARS  Analysts at the National Library of
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Indexing policies discussed in this brochure appear
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Authority File.
 
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abomasal displacement
   a change  in  the  position  of  the
   abomasum
   Index ABOMASUM (IM)  (68)
         CATTLE DISEASES  (IM)  (68)  or
         SHEEP  DISEASES (IM)  (68) as
              applicable


acetabular dysplasia
   see hip dysplasia,  congenital, canine


acetonemia
   Index ACIDOSIS  (68)


AFRICAN HORSESICKNESS  (C1,C15)    1970
   syn. equine  plague;  pestis  equorum
   an  insect-borne  reovirus  disease
   of  equines; four  forms  of  the disease
   occur, a  pulmonary  form,  a  cardiac
   form, so-called  horsesickness fever,
   and a mixed  form (MeSH definition)
   Index REOVIRUS INFECTIONS *veterinary
                    (IM) (68)
         PERISSODACTYLA (IM)  (68) or
         HORSE  DISEASES (IM)  (68) as
                        applicable


AFRICAN SWINE FEVER (C1,C15)     1970
   syn. East African swine fever;
   wart hog  disease; Montgomery disease;
   peste porcine Africaine
   a generalized viral  disease  of swine.
   The disease  which resembles  hog
   cholera is caused by a DNA virus
   (MeSH definition)
   Index SWINE  DISEASES (IM)  (68)
         VIRUS  DISEASES *veterinary
               (IM)  (68)

air sac diseases
   diseases  of the air  sacs  (bronchial
   outpocketings) of birds
   Index  RESPIRATORY TRACT DISEASES
              •^veterinary  (IM)  (68)
         AIR SACS (IM)  (68)
         BIRD DISEASES  (IM)  (68) or
         POULTRY DISEASES  (IM)  (68) as
              applicable
anemia, infectious equine
   see EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA


bacillary hemoglobinuria
   see hemoglobinuria, bacillary


bird pox
   see FOWL POX


black disease
   syn. infectious necrotic hepatitis
   an infectious disease of sheep and
   occasionally of cattle, characterized
   by necrotic areas in the liver as
   the result of infection with
   Clostridium novyi. It is usually
   associated with the invasion of the
   liver with flukes
   Index CLOSTRIDIUM INFECTIONS Vet-
              erinary (IM) (68)
         LIVER DISEASES *veterinary
              (IM) (68)
         SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         CATTLE DISEASES (IM) (68) as
              applicable
BORNA DISEASE (C1,C10,C15)    1970
   a viral encephalomyelitis primarily
   of horses and sheep.  It occasionally
   affects rabbits, cattle and deer
   (MeSH definition)
   Index ENCEPHALOMYELITIS *veterinary
                       (IM) (68)
         VIRUS DISEASES *veterinary
                       (IM) (68)
         HORSE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         CATTLE DISEASES  (IM) (68) or
         RABBITS (IM)  (68) or
         DEER (IM)  (68),  as applicable

bovine epitheliosis
   see malignant catarrh 
 
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bovine epizootic fever
   see EPHEMERAL FEVER


canine endothelitis
   see canine  infectious  hepatitis


canine infectious hepatitis
   syn.  hepatitis contagiosa canis;
   fox encephalitis; Rubarth's disease;
   canine endothelitis; canine virus
   hepatitis
   an adenovirus infection of dogs and
   also foxes, wolves, coyotes, bears
   and other mammals characterized by
   signs varying from a slight elevation
   of temperature and congestion of the
   mucous membranes to severe general
   malaise.  In foxes a meningoencephali-
   tis frequently occurs
   Index HEPATITIS, ANIMAL (68)
canine virus hepatitis
   see canine infectious hepatitis


cat fever
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS


cat plague
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS


cerebrocortical necrosis
   see polioencephalomalacia


congenital coxofemoral  subluxation
   see hip dysplasia, congenital, canine


congenital porphyria
   see osteohemochromatosis
contagious pustular dermatitis
   see ECTHYMA CONTAGIOUS
 coronitis
    an inflammation of the skin in the
    area where  it  joins the coronary
    border  of  the  hoof or claw
    Index HOOF  AND CLAW (IM) (68)
         HORSE DISEASES (IM)  (68) or
         CATTLE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         SHEEP DISEASES (IM)  (68) or
         SWINE DISEASES (IM)  (68) as
               applicable


crop diseases
   syn. ingluvial diseases
   diseases of the crop of birds
   Index CROP,  AVIAN (IM) (68)
         BIRD DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         POULTRY DISEASES (IM) (68) as
              applicable


dermatitis, contagious pustular
   see ECTHYMA CONTAGIOUS
diphtheria,  fowl
   see FOWL POX
distemper,  feline
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS
East African swine fever
   see AFRICAN SWINE FEVER
ECTHYMA CONTAGIOUS (C1,C15)      1970
   syn. contagious pustular dermatitis;
   sore mouth
   an infectious dermatitis of sheep and
   goats affecting primarily the
   muzzle and lips.  It is caused by
   a poxvirus. Man is susceptible to the
   disease (MeSH definition)
   Index SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         GOATS (IM) (68) as applicable
         ECTHYMA *veterinary (IM) (68)
         POXVIRUS INFECTIONS *vet-
              erinary (IM)  (68) 
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edema disease of swine
   syn. gut edema; stomach edema
   an acute disease of young swine
   characterized by incoordination
   and edematious swellings of
   various tissues, but most signifi-
   cantly involving the cardiac region
   of the stomach and the mesenteric
   folds and coils of the colon (The
   Merck Veterinary Manual, 3rd ed,
   1967) Toxins of Escherichia coli
   produce some of the outbreaks
   of this disease
   Index SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68)
         EDEMA Veterinary (NIM) (68)
         GASTROINTESTINAL  DISEASES
              Veterinary (IM) (68)

encephalitis, eosinophilic
   a disease of swine, poultry, and
   wild birds that occurs when large
   amounts of sodium salts are consumed
   Index ENCEPHALITIS Veterinary  (IM)
              (68)
         EOSINOPHILIA (NIM) (68)
         SODIUM ^poisoning (IM) (68)
         SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         POULTRY DISEASES (IM) (69) or
         BIRD DISEASES (IM) (68) as
              applicable


encephalitis, fox
   see canine infectious hepatitis
encephalomyelitis, avian
   syn.  epidemic tremor
   a viral disease of birds that is
   transmissible through the egg
   Index ENCEPHALOMYELITIS Veterinary
              (IM) (68)
         ENTEROVIRUS INFECTIONS Vet-
              erinary (IM) (68)
         BIRD DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         POULTRY DISEASES (IM)  as
              applicable
ENCEPHALOMYELITIS, ENZOOTIC, PORCINE
             (C1,C15)    1970
   syn. Teschen disease; Talfan disease;
   poliomyelitis of swine; porcine
   encephalomyelitis; encephalomyelitis
   enzootica suum; Teschener Krankheit
   a viral encephalomyelitis of swine
   (MeSH definition)
   Index SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68)
         ENCEPHALOMYELITIS Veterinary
                        (IM) (68)
         ENTEROVIRUS INFECTIONS Veterinary
                        (IM) (68)

encephalomyelitis enzootica suum
   see ENCEPHALOMYELITIS,  ENZOOTIC,
   PORCINE
encephalomyelitis,  infectious of sheep
   see louping ill
encephalomyelitis,  ovine
   see louping ill
encephalomyelitis,  porcine
   see ENCEPHALOMYELITIS, ENZOOTIC,
   PORCINE
endothelitis,  canine
   see canine  infectious hepatitis
enteritis,  feline infectious
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS


enterotoxemia (C1,C15) (Prov) (70)
   syn. pulpy-kidney disease; over-
   eating disease* lamb dysentery;
   struck
   intoxication of ruminants caused
   by toxins liberated by certain
   types of Clostridium perfringens
   in the alimentary tract
   Index TOXEMIA Veterinary (IM) (68)
         ENTEROTOXINS (NIM) (68)
         CLOSTRIDIUM INFECTIONS *vet-
              erinary (NIM) (68)
         SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         CATTLE DISEASE (IM) (68) as
              applicable 
 
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enzootic meningoencephalomyelitis
   see louping ill


EPHEMERAL FEVER   (C1,C15)        1970
   syn.  three  day  sickness*;  stiff
   sickness', bovine  epizootic  fever
   an acute viral  disease  of cattle
   characterized by  fever,  stiffness,
   and  lameness.   The  disease  is caused
   by an apparently  insect-borne
   unclassified virus  (MeSH definition)
   Index CATTLE DISEASES (IM)  (68)
         FEVER Veterinary (NIM) (68)

epidemic tremor
   see  encephalomyelitis,  avian


EPIDERMITIS EXUDATIVE  OF SWINE (C15) 1970
    syn.  porcine  exudative epidermitis;
    seborrhea  oleosa; impetigo contagiosa
    suis; non-specific  "eczema"
    an  acute dermatitis involving the
    entire  body surface of baby pigs.
    It  is characterized by a wet,
    greasy  skin covered with crusts  of
    exudate.   The  etiology is unknown
    (MeSH definition)
   Index SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68)
          SKIN DISEASES Veterinary  (IM)  (68)


epidermitis,  porcine exudative
   see  EPIDERMITIS EXUDATIVE OF SWINE

 epitheliogenesis  imperfecta
    a congenital inherited condition
    in which an area of  skin fails  to
    develop.   The  condition occurs most
    frequently in  calves, baby pigs, and
    foals.   Most affected animals die
    within a few days
    Index SKIN -^abnormalities  (IM)  (68)
          CATTLE DISEASES *familial  and
               genetic (IM) (68)   or
          SWINE DISEASES *familial  and
               genetic (IM) (68)   or
          HORSE DISEASES *familial and
               genetic (IM) (68) as
               applicable
epithelioma contagiosum
   see FOWL FOX
epitheliosis, bovine
   see malignant catarrh
EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA (Cl,C15)  1970
   syn. swamp fever
   an unclassified virus disease of
   equines characterized by intermittent
   fever, depression weakness and anemia
   (MeSH definition)
   Index VIRUS DISEASES Veterinary
              (IM) (68)
         HORSE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         PERISSODACTYLA (IM) (68) as
              applicable
equine plague
   see AFRICAN HORSESICKNESS

estrous cycle
   the whole sequence of changes in
   the reproductive organs and
   sexual behaviour of animals
   mediated through hormones
   Index appropriate species (IM) (68)
         ESTRUS (IM) (68)

exanthema nodylaris bovis
   see LUMPY SKIN DISEASES
feline agranulocytosis
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS
feline distemper
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS 
 
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FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS  (C1,C15) 1970
   syn. feline panleukopenia; feline
   distemper;  feline agranulocytosis;
   cat fever; cat plague;  infectious
   enteritis of mink; virus  enteritis
   of mink
   a highly contagious  DNA virus disease
   of the cat family and of  mink
   characterized by fever, enteritis
   and bone marrow changes (MeSH
   definition)
   Index ENTERITIS Veterinary  (IM)  (68)
         LEUKOPENIA Veterinary (IM)  (68)
         VIRUS DISEASES Veterinary
               (IM)  (68)
         CAT  DISEASES  (IM) (68) or
         MINK (IM)  (68) as applicable

feline panleukopenia
   see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS
fetal mummification
   conversion of the fetus within the
   uterus to a hard mass following
   fetal death
   Index FETAL DEATH (68)
forage poisoning
   see polioencephalomalacia
Founder pododermatitis
   see laminitis
fowl diphtheria
   see FOWL POX
fowl pest
   see FOWL PLAGUE
FOWL PLAGUE (C1,C15)    1970
   syn. fowl pest; peste aviare;
   klassische geflugelpest
   a septicemic viral disease of chickens
   and turkeys.  It may also affect
   water fowl and other birds.  The
   disease is caused by a myxovirus  (MeSH
   definition)
   Index MYXOVIRUS INFECTIONS Veterinary
                        (IM) (68)
         POULTRY DISEASES (IM) (68) or
         BIRD DISEASES (IM) (68) as
                        applicable


FOWL POX (C1,C15)     1970
   syn. bird pox; epithelioma contagiosum;
   fowl diphtheria;  variola avium
   a poxvirus infection of poultry
   and other birds characterized by the
   formation of wart-like nodules on the
   skin and diphtheric  necrotic masses
   (cankers) in the  upper digestive and
   respiratory tracts  (Merck Veterinary
   Manual,  1967; MeSH  definition)
   Index POXVIRUS INFECTIONS Veterinary
                        (IM) (68)
         POULTRY DISEASES  (IM)  (68) or
         BIRD  DISEASES (IM)  (68)  as
                        applicable


fox encephalitis
   see canine infectious hepatitis
GASTROENTERITIS, TRANSMISSIBLE, OF
                  SWINE (C1,C15)  1970
   an unclassified virus disease of
   swine (MeSH definition)
   Index SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68)
         GASTROENTERITIS Veterinary
                         (IM)  (68)
         VIRUS DISEASES Veterinary
                         (IM)  (68) 
 
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genes, histocompatibility
   the hereditory units that control
   the reaction to tissue transplanted
   from another organism
   Index GEUES  (IM)  (68)
         TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNOLOGY
               (IM)  (68)
         HISTOCOMPATIBILITY  (NIM)


 gut  edema
    see edema disease of swine
HEARTWATER DISEASE (C1,C15)    1970
   a tick-borne septicemic rickettsial
   disease of cattle, sheep and goats.
   It is caused by Cowdria (Rickettsia)
   ruminantium (MeSH definition)
   Index RICKETTSIAL DISEASES Veterinary
                             (IM)  (68)
         CATTLE DISEASES  (IM)  (68) or
         SHEEP DISEASES  (IM)  (68) or
         GOATS (IM)  (68),  as  applicable
hemoglobinuria, bacillary
   syn. infectious icterohemoglobinuria;
   red water disease (In the U.S.
   rsd water disease is a synonym for
   bacillary hemoglobinuria while
   abroad the term red water disease
   frequently refers to babesiasis
   (piroplasmosis))
   an  infectious disease of cattle and
   sheep characterized by hemolysis,
   massive infarction of the liver,
   and hemorrhagic lesions caused by the
   toxin of Clostridium hemolyticum
   Index HEMOGLOBINURIA Veterinary
               (IM)  (68)
         CLOSTRIDIUM INFECTIONS  Vet-
               erinary  (IM)  (68)
         CATTLE  DISEASES  (IM)  (68) or
         SHEEP DISEASES  (IM)  (68)  as
          ____applicab1e


hepatitis, canine  infectious
   see canine  infectious hepatitis
hepatitis, canine virus
   see canine infectious hepatitis


 hepatitis,  contagiosa canis
    see  canine  infectious  hepatitis
 hepatitis,  infectious necrotic
    see  black disease

hip dysplasia, congenital, canine
   syn.  congenital coxofemoral sub-
   luxation; acetabular dysplasia
   a congenital malformation of the
   coxofemoral articulation in dogs.
   It is primarily due to an abnormally
   shallow acetabulum
   Index HIP DISLOCATION, CONGENITAL
              (IM) (68)
         DOG DISEASES (IM) (68)


hoof diseases
   diseases of the hoof  in equines,
   includes sand  crack,  shoeing injuries,
   etc.; see also coronitis and laminitis
   Index HOOF AND CLAW (IM) (68)
         HORSE DISEASES  (IM)  (68) or
         PERISSODACTYLA  (IM)  (68) as
                      applicable

 hyperderatosis
    Index KERATOSIS Veterinary (68)


 immunogenetics
    the branch of genetics concerned
    with the inheritance of antigenic
    and other characters related to
    the immune response  (Doriand's
    Medical Dictionary, 24th ed) e.g.
    the study of blood groups
    Index GENETICS (IM)  (68)
          IMMUNOLOGY  (IM) (68)

 impetigo contagiosa  suis
    see EPIDERMITIS EXUDATIVE OF SWINE 
 
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  infectious encephalomyelitis of sheep
     see louping ill


  infectious enteritis of mink
     see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS


  infectious icterohemoglobinuria
     see hemoglobinuria, bacillary


  infectious necrotic hepatitis
     see black disease


  ingluvial diseases
     see crop diseases


  klassische geflugelpest
     see FOWL PLAGUE


  knopvelsiekte
     see LUMPY SKIN DISEASE


  lamb  dysentery
     see enterotoxemia

  laminitis
     syn. pododermatitis, Founder
     inflammatory and degenerative
     changes in the laminae of the
     hoof or claw
     Index HOOF AND CLAW (IM) (68)
           HORSE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
           CATTLE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
           SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68) as
                applicable


  louping ill
     syn.  infectious encephalomyelitis of
     sheep;  enzootic meningoencephalo-
     myelitis;  ovine encephalomyelitis;
     trembling  ill
     an  acute viral  meningoencephalomyelitis
     of  sheep,  that  is  transmitted  by a
     tick.   The  disease  occasionally affects
     other domestic  animals  and man
W   Index SHEEP DISEASES  (IM) (68)
          ENCEPHALITIS, TICK-BORNE
                  Veterinary (IM)  (68)
LUMPY SKIN DISEASE  (C1,C15)    1970
   syn. knopvelsiekte; exanthema
   nodylaris bovis
   an infectious skin disease  of  cattle
   characterized by the appearance
   of nodules on all parts of  the skin.
   The disease is caused by a  poxvirus
   (MeSH definition)
   Index CATTLE DISEASES (IM)  (68)
         SKIN DISEASES,  INFECTIOUS
                     Veterinary (IM) (68)
         POXVIRUS INFECTIONS Veterinary
                        (IM) (68)


LYMPHANGITIS, EPIZOOTIC (C1,C15) 1970
   syn.  pseudoglanders;  pseudofarcy
   a chronic suppurative dermatitis and
   lymphangitis of equine caused by the
   fungus Zymonema farciminosum (Histo-
   plasma farcimonosa)  (MeSH definition)
   Index HORSE DISEASES  (IM) (68)
         LYMPHANGITIS Veterinary  (IM) (68)
         DERMATOMYCOSES  Veterinary (IM)
                                    (68)


malignant catarrh
   syn. malignant head catarrh; malignant
   catarrhal fever; bovine epitheliosis
   a herpesvirus infection of  cattle
   characterized by catarrhal  inflam-
   mation of the upper respiratory
   and alimentary epithelia, kerato-
   conjunctivitis, encephalitis and
   lymph node enlargement
   Index HERPESVIRUS INFECTIONS
              Veterinary (IM) (68)
         CATTLE DISEASES (IM)  (68)


malignant catarrhal fever
   see malignant catarrh


malignant head  catarrh
   see malignant  catarrh 
 
meningoencephalomyelitis, enzootic
   see louping ill
 Montgomery disease
    see AFRICAN SWINE FEVER


 myoclonia  congenita
    syn.  trembles
    a congenital disease  of  the nervous
    system  of baby pigs that is character-
    ized  by clonic contractions of
    voluntary muscles
    Index SWINE DISEASES  ^congenital
                (IM) (68)
          NERVOUS SYSTEM  DISEASES
               Veterinary (IM) (68)
          MYOCLONUS Veterinary (IM)  (68)

 MYOSITIS,  EOSINOPHILIC (C15)       1970
    myositis characterized by an
    abundance of eosinophils in the
    exudate.  It is most  frequently ob-
    served  in the bovine  and occasionally
*   in sheep and swine.   A localized
    form  of eosinophilic  myositis occurs
    in dogs (MeSH definition; Runnels,
    Monlux & Monlux:  Principles of
    Veterinary Pathology, 7th ed)
    Index MYOSITIS Veterinary (IM) (68)
          EOSINOPHILIA Veterinary
               (IM) (68)
          CATTLE DISEASES (IM) (68) or
          SWINE DISEASES  (IM) (68) or
          SHEEP DISEASES  (IM) (68) or
          DOG DISEASES (IM)  (68) as
               applicable

 NAIROBI  SHEEP  DISEASE (C1,C15)      1970
    an arbovirus  infection of sheep and
    goats  characterized  by high  fever  and
    hemorrhagic-gastroenteritis. The
    disease  is  transmitted by a  tick
    (MeSH  definition)
    Index  ARBOVIRUS INFECTIONS Vet-
               erinary (IM)  (68)
          SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68)  or
          GOATS  (IM)  (68)  as  applicable
neorickettsiosis helminthoeca
   syn. salmon poisoning
   an infectious disease of canines
   in which the infective agent
   Neorickettsia helminthoeca is
   transmitted by a fluke having a
   snail-fish-dog life cycle.  The
   disease is primarily characterized
   by fever and gastrointestinal
   disturbances
   Index NEORICKETTSIA (IM) (68)
         DOG DISEASES (IM) (68)  or
         appropriate species (IM) (68) as
              applicable
         RICKETTSIAL DISEASES Vet-
              erinary (IM) (68)

non-specific "eczema"
   see EPIDERMITIS EXUDATIVE OF SWINE

nymphomania
   increased sexual drive in the female.
   It occurs primarily in cattle and
   horses and is usually associated
   with diseases of the ovaries
   Index specific disease (IM) (68)
         appropriate species (IM) (68)
                as applicable
         OVARIAN DISEASES Veterinary
                          (IM) (68) or
         OVARIAN NEOPLASMS Veterinary
                          (IM) (68) or
         OVARIAN CYST Veterinary (IM)
                   (68)  as applicable
osteohemochromatosis
   syn.  porphyriaj pink tooth; congenital
   porphyria
   an inherited congenital defect of
   porphyrin metabolism in cattle and
   swine,  characterized by excessive
   excretion of porphyrins in urine
   and feces, and deposition of
   porphyrins in tissues especially
   bones and teeth.   Photosensitization
   occurs  in affected cattle  (Blood
   and Henderson, Veterinary Medicine,
   2nd ed)
   Index PORPHYRIA Veterinary (IM)  (68)
         CATTLE DISEASES *familial and
              genetic (IM) (68) or
         SWINE DISEASES *familial and
              genetic (IM) (68) as
              applicable 
 
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over-eating disease
   see enterotoxemia


ovine encephalomyelitis
   see louping ill


panleukopenia,  feline
    see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS


paralysis, Chastek
   a nervous  system disease of  furbearing
   animals and cats that  results  from
   a deficiency in thiamine due to
   thiaminase present  in  raw  fish
   Index PARALYSIS Veterinary  (IM)  (68)
         THIAMINE DEFICIENCY  Veterinary
                                (IM)  (68)
         MINK  (IM) (68) or
         FOXES (IM) (68)  or
         other species  (IM) (68) or
         CAT  DISEASES  (IM)  (68),  as  applic-
                                  able


paresis, spastic, bovine
   hereditary spastic paresis in
   Holstein-Friesian  cattle that
   is characterized by an excessive
   rigidity of one or  both  gastro-
   cnemius muscles
   Index CATTLE DISEASES  *familial' and
               genetic  (IM)  (68)
         PARALYSIS, SPASTIC Veterinary
               (IM) (68)
peste aviare
   see FOWL PLAGUE


peste porcine Africaine
   see AFRICAN SWINE FEVER

pestis eruorum
   see AFRICAN HORSESICKNESS
p:nk tooth
   see osteohemochromatosis


 pododermatitis,  Founder
    see  lamin^tis


 poiioericephalomalacia
    syn, forage poisoning;  cerebrocortical
    necrosis
    a nervous system disease of cattle
    and  sheep presumably related to feed-
    ing  practices.   Current research
    indicates that  some of  the lesions
    may  be the result of imbalances in
    selenium and  other tissue antioxidants
    Index ENCEPHALOMALACIA  Veterinarv (IM)
                                       (68)
          CATTLE  DISEASES (IM) (68) or
          SHEEP DISEASES (IM) (68)  as
                        applicable


 poliomyelitis  of swine
    see  ENCEPHALOMYELITIS,  ENZOOTIC,
    PORCINE
porcine encephalomyelitis
   see ENCEPHALOMYELITIS, ENZOOTIC,
   PORCINE
porcine exudative epidermitis
   see EPIDERMITIS EXUDATIVE OF SWINE

porphyria
   see ostenchemochromatosis
pseudofarcy
   see LYMPHANGITIS, EPIZOOTIC


pseudoglanders
   see LYMPHANGITIS, EPIZOOTIC 
 
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 pseudorumination
    the habit  of reingestion of feces
    taken  from the  anus  enabling the
    animal to  obtain additional nutrients
    especially B vitamins.   The habit
    is primarily found in rabbits
    Index  COPROPHAGIA (68)

 pulpy-kidney  disease
    see enterotoxemia


 red water disease
    see hemoglobinuria,  bacillary


Rubarth's disease
   see canine infectious hepatitis


salmon poisoning
   see neorickettsiosis helminthoeca

seborrhea oleosa
   see EPIDERMITIS EXUDATIVE OF  SWINE

sore mouth
   see ECTHYMA CONTAGIOUS
 stomatitis, vesicular
   a RNA virus disease  of  cattle,  swine,
   and horses characterized  by the de-
   velopment of vesicles principally on
   the mucosa of the mouth and some-
   times of the skin of the  feet.   A
   number of human  infections  have been
   recognized (The  Merck Veterinary
   Manual, 3rd ed,  1967)
   Index VIRUS DISEASES Veterinary
              (IM)  (68)
         STOMATITIS Veterinary  (IM)  (68)
         CATTLE DISEASES (IM)  (68)  or
         SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68)  or
         HORSE DISEASES (IM) (68)  as
              applicable


struck
   see  enterotoxemia
swamp fever
   see EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA

Talfan disease
   see ENCEPHALOMYELITIS, ENZOOTIC,
   PORCINE
 steatitis
    syn. yellow fat disease
    a disease of mink and pigs caused
    by a deficiency of Vitamin E and/
    or selenium.  The disease is
    characterized by a yellowish dis-
    coloration of the adipose tissues
    Index VITAMIN E DEFICIENCY *vet-
               erinary (IM) (68)
          SELENIUM (IM)  (68)
          MINK (IM) (68) or
          SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68) as
               applicable


stiff sickness
   see EPHEMERAL FEVER
Teschen disease
   see ENCEPHALOMYELITIS, ENZOOTIC,
   PORCINE

Teschener Krankheit
   see ENCEPHALOMYELITIS, ENZOOTIC,
   PORCINE


three day sickness
   see EPHEMERAL FEVER
trembles
   see myoclonia congenita
stomach edema
   edema disease of swine 
 
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trembling ill
   see louping ill
virus enteritis of mink
  " see FELINE INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS
variola avium
   see FOWL POX
wart hog disease
   see AFRICAN SWINE FEVER
vesicular exanthema of swine
   a picorna virus disease of swine
   characterized by hydropic degeneration
   of the oral and cutaneous epithelia
   Index SWINE DISEASES (IM) (68)
         VIRUS DISEASES Veterinary (IM)
                                   (68)
         EXANTHEMA Veterinary (NIM) (68)
yellow fat disease
   see steatitis 
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