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This is crepitation, or the peculiar effect which is produced by the friction of the fractured surfaces one against another.— Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
The abnormal mobility and the crepitation, with the pain manifested by the patient when undergoing examination, are concurrent symptoms.— Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
The prehension and mastication of feed become impossible; there is an abundant escape of fetid and sometimes bloody saliva, especially if the gums have been wounded; there is excessive mobility of the lower end of the jawbone; and there is crepitation, and frequently paralysis of the under lip.— Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
Abnormal mobility and crepitation are difficult of detection, even when present, and they are not always present.— Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
There will also be swelling, with difficulty of locomotion, and crepitation will be easy of detection.— Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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