| We have already remarked that this is a point of interest to be remembered in connection with the operation for quittor. |
| Prior to the development of a quittor there is always swelling at the coronet, accompanied with heat and pain. |
| Any other diseased condition of the foot in which suppuration is present may in like manner terminate in quittor. |
| Spavin, ringbone, splints, quittor and many other anomalous conditions may all be observed from certain proper angles. |
| It may thus occur as a sequel to quittor, complicated sand-crack, suppurating corn, and punctured wounds of the feet. |
| It is the wound remaining after the slough which we may really regard as a quittor. |
