TAILIEUCHUNG - Management of traumatic prolapsed uterus in a crossbred cow

A case of traumatic prolapsed uterus in a crossbred cow was handled in field condition with a history of normal calving followed by complete expulsion of the uterus at the time of expulsion of foetal membranes, four hours post delivery. The prolapsed mass was cleaned, tears sutured, lubricated, reduced and repositioned successfully by manual method and retained by Buhner’s suture under epidural anesthesia. There was complete recovery of the animal after 3 days. | 2019 8 2 1960-1962 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 8 Number 02 2019 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Management of Traumatic Prolapsed Uterus in a Crossbred Cow Pranjal Borah Maradona Nath and Dipak Bhuyan Department of ARGO CVSc Assam Agricultural University Khanapara Guwahati Assam India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Traumatic prolapsed uterus Reposition Manual method Buhner s suture Epidural anesthesia Article Info Accepted 15 January 2019 Available Online 10 February 2019 A case of traumatic prolapsed uterus in a crossbred cow was handled in field condition with a history of normal calving followed by complete expulsion of the uterus at the time of expulsion of foetal membranes four hours post delivery. The prolapsed mass was cleaned tears sutured lubricated reduced and repositioned successfully by manual method and retained by Buhner s suture under epidural anesthesia. There was complete recovery of the animal after 3 days. Introduction Peri-parturient complications in dairy cows have direct implications in the post-partum productive and reproductive performance. Post-partum uterine prolapse is one of the serious complication warranting immediate care and veterinary assistance. Uterine prolapse is a common complication of third stage of labor in cow Arthur et al. 1999 . It is characterized by eversion of a part or the whole post - gravid uterus and hanging out of the vulva. Various etiologies were suggested to cause uterine prolapse. Hypocalcaemia causes uterine a tony and delay in involution of cervix predisposes a dairy cow to have uterine prolapse. Forced extraction of fetus causes injuries or irritation of the external birth canal resulted in severe straining can cause a uterine prolapse Roberts 1971 .Other causes can be retained placenta or a loose uterine attachment in

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• Traumatic prolapsed uterus
• Manual method
• Buhner’s suture
• Epidural anesthesia
• Crossbred cow
• Pelvic sensation
• Cervico vaginal prolapse
• Pre partum crossbred cow
• Prolapsed mass back into
• Fetal hydrocephalus
• Jersey crossbred cow
• Dystocia due to hydrocephalic fetus
• Hydrocephalic fetus
• Successful management
• Babesia bovis
• Crossbred dairy cow
• Successful therapeutic management
• Occurrence of bovine babesiosis
• Control bovine babesiosis
• Epidural anaesthesia
• Perineal hernia
• Surgical management of perineal hernia
• Surgical management
• Lactation length
• Milk production
• Crossbred cows
• Consecutive lactation
• Milk yield of F1
• Fenugreek seed
• Milk yield
• Milk composition
• Dairy cow
• Crossbred dairy cattle
• Challenge feeding
• Pre partum
• Cow body weight gain
• Johne’s disease
• Mycobacterium avium subsp paratuberculosis
• ZN staining and IS900 PCR
• Diagnosed as Johne’s disease