464 Disturbances of Cutaneous Function. 



on a urine-like odor; and in distemper in dogs and in the pock of 

 sheep the skin gives off an unpleasant, offensive odor. 



A rough, bristling appearance of the hair, brittle, dry wool, 

 is a symptom of chronic nutritive fauhs; the same may be said 

 of diminution of the subcutaneous fat, when it becames tight, in- 

 elastic and adherent to the underlying fascise (so-called hide- 

 binding of the skin). 



(For details v. Friedberger-Frohner, Lehrhuch d. klinisch. Untersiich- 

 ungstnethodcn f. Ticrarzte, Verl. von Ferd. Enke, Stuttgart, III. Auil.) 



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