 ... and was manifested by a difficulty in standing ; but very soon it extended to the fore legs, and then to the head and neck. There was complete loss of voluntary power. The animal lay upon its side, with its head drawn a little back, and with its limbs...  American Journal of Pharmacy - Page 5291863Full view - About this book
 | 1863 - 586 pages
...of walking or running. The muscles of the back were occasionally fixed in spasm, and every now ana then the animal would have a sort of epileptic fit....irregular, and the breathing was somewhat difficult. Eor some time, however, the animal retained its consciousness, for it would look up and wag its tail... | |
 | New York (State). Legislature - 1920 - 1336 pages
...with the head drawn a little back, and with the limbs in constant motion, as if in the act of trotting or running. The muscles of the back were occasionally fixed in spasm, and every now and then the animals had a sort of epileptic lit. They looked distressed, and howled as if in pain, and struggled... | |
 | New York State College of Agriculture - 1920 - 1270 pages
...with the head drawn a little back, and with the limbs in constant motion, as if in the act of trotting or running. The muscles of the back were occasionally fixed in spasm, and every now and then the animals had a sort of epileptic fit. They looked distressed, and howled as if in pain, and struggled... | |
 | 1864 - 756 pages
...human subject, or there was a slow setting in of paralysis and coma, after a long period of inaction. then to the head and neck. There was complete loss...lie powerless. The pupils were widely dilated, the heart's action was tumultuous and irregular, and the breathing was somewhat difficult. For some time,... | |
 | New York State College of Agriculture - 1920 - 1268 pages
...lic> head drawn a little back, and with the limbs in constant motion, as if in the act of trotting or running. The muscles of the back were occasionally fixed in spasm, and every now and then the animals had a sort of epileptic fit. They looked distressed, and howled as if in pain, and struggled... | |
 | New York (State). Department of Agriculture and Markets - 1920 - 1272 pages
...t he head drawn a little back, and with the limbs in constant motion, as if in the act of trotting or running. The muscles of the back were occasionally fixed in spasm, and every now and then the animals had a sort of epileptic fit. They looked distressed, and howled as if in pain, and struggled... | |
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