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Anatomy ofthe Udder and Malformations, 728	Teat Obstruction and Stenosis, 735
NormalAnatomy, 728	Udder and Teat Wounds, 736
Supernumerary Teats, 729	Udder Edema, 736
Double or Fused Teats, 729	Mastitis, 736
Weeping Teats and Teat Wall Cysts, 730	Diagnosis of Mastitis, 737
Blind Udder Halves, 730	Clinical Examination, 737
Poor Udder Suspension, 730	Culture, 737
Neoplasia and Fibrocystic Disease, 730	Cell Enumeration, 738
Milk Production by Kids and Unbred Goats, 731	Other Tests Correlated with Mastitis, 742
Witch’s Milk, 731	Infectious Causes of Mastitis, 743
Inappropriate Lactation Syndrome, 731	Bacterial Mastitis, 743
Self Sucking, 732	Mycoplasma Mastitis, 756
Hormonal Induction ofLactation, 732	Retroviral Mastitis (Hard Udder), 758
Skin Diseases and Injuries ofthe Udder, 732	Non - mastitic Alterations in Goat Milk, 759
Contagious Ecthyma, 732	Bloody Milk, 760
Staphylococcal Dermatitis, 733	Off Flavored Milk, 760
Nodular Tubercular Thelitis, 733	Low Butterfat, 762
Caseous Lymphadenitis, 734	Raw Milk and Other Safety Issues, 762
Dermatomycosis, 734	Zoonotic Diseases, 762
Frostbite, 734	Home Pasteurization, 763
Sunburn, 734	Toxins Excreted in Milk, 764
Warts and Squamous Cell Carcinomas, 734	References, 765

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