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This historical report, "Report on Dourine in Different Breeds of Equines, Together With an Account of Vesicular Exanthema and Pyroplasmosis Which Occurred as Complications" by Alfred Lingard, documents an early 20th-century investigation into dourine and related diseases affecting horses. The report details observations and analyses of dourine across various equine breeds, providing valuable insights into the manifestation and complications of this disease.
In addition to dourine, the report includes accounts of vesicular exanthema and pyroplasmosis observed as concurrent complications. This makes the book a significant resource for understanding the complexities of equine health during this period. While veterinary practices have advanced significantly since its original publication in 1905, this report offers a crucial historical perspective for veterinary researchers, historians of science and medicine, and anyone interested in the evolution of animal health management.
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