4. SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF FETAL MACERATION THROUGH LEFT FLANK CAESAREAN SECTION IN A HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN COW by GYAN SINGH, RAVI DUTT1, JASMER DALAL1, S PATIL1 AND V.K. JAIN

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  • GYAN SINGH*, RAVI DUTT1, JASMER DALAL1, S PATIL1 AND V.K. JAIN

Keywords:

Surgical Management, Fetal maceration, Left flank caesarean section, Holstein friesian cow.

Abstract

A five years aged Holstein Friesian cow (OPD No. 5824, Dated: 5.12.2017) was brought to the Veterinary Clinical Complex of LUVAS with the history of seven months pregnancy and cervico-vaginal mucopurulent discharge for last 10 says. Per-rectal examination revealed enlarged uterus with doughy consistency. Per-vaginal examination revealed 3 fingers dilated cervix. Trans-rectal real time B – mode ultrasonography revealed hyperechoic impressions of bony parts of the fetus. Parenteral treatment with Valethamate bromide, Estradiol benzoate, PGF2?, and Calcium boro-gluconate failed to dilate the cervix after 24 hours of treatment and finally laparohysterotomy from left flank region was carried out to deliver the macerated fetus.

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Author Biography

GYAN SINGH*, RAVI DUTT1, JASMER DALAL1, S PATIL1 AND V.K. JAIN

GYAN SINGH*, RAVI DUTT1, JASMER DALAL1, S PATIL1 AND

V.K. JAIN

DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY CLINICAL COMPLEX, LUVAS, HISAR.

1DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS, LUVAS, HISAR.

Corresponding author’s e-mail:  vetgyansaini@gmail.com

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Published

2018-12-01

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S PATIL1 AND V.K. JAIN, G. S. R. D. J. D. (2018). 4. SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF FETAL MACERATION THROUGH LEFT FLANK CAESAREAN SECTION IN A HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN COW by GYAN SINGH, RAVI DUTT1, JASMER DALAL1, S PATIL1 AND V.K. JAIN. LIFE SCIENCES LEAFLETS, 106, 14 TO 17. Retrieved from https://petsd.org/ojs/index.php/lifesciencesleaflets/article/view/1364

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Vol. 106 (2018): Vol 106 (2018): DECEMBER, 2018……………………..ISSN 0976 - 1098(On Line) ISSN 2277 - 4297(Print)

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