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but evidently sound. There was a difference of opinion among 
the practitioners in regard to the treatment. It was thought best 
to pull the tooth, but when it was found that the tooth was firm 
and not sensitive the cutters were used in place of extraction. The 
case will be reported on later. 
. Case No. 8. Mare, gray, 8 years old. Symptoms: Contrac¬ 
tion of brachial and antibrachial fasciae. See Figure 5. The ex¬ 
tensor tendons stood out very tense and rigid. The leg was held 
in a very stiff and peculiar position. 
Figure 5. Case No 8. 
History: Two years’ standing. The strip from the brachial 
fascia which attaches to the tendon of the biceps was severed with 
partial relief of the condition. No further treatment was at¬ 
tempted. 
Case No. g. Gelding, bay, 2 years old. Diagnosis: Wire cut 
over knee. Three months’ standing. Treatment: A paste made 
from zinc oxid, zinc sulphate and lead acetate. 
This paste is usually excellent in these cases, but this wound 
has become a sluggish sore from neglect before being brought to 
