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It was originally coined for strategies to eliminate “contagious abortion” from bacterial infection in sheep and cattle.

Even a cow that wanders past is ill not merely with rinderpest and “red-water” but with “contagious abortion.”

Bang and Stribolt subsequently examined pieces of placenta from a large number of cases of contagious abortion, and found the bacillus microscopically in practically all cases.

The organism causing contagious abortion in cattle is known to be present in the milk of the infected animal at the time of its withdrawal from the udder.

This, however, is less necessary in the mare than in the cow, in which the prevalent contagious abortion must be counteracted by the persistent local use of antiseptics.