Herniation of the gravid uterus through a mesoduodenal defect and concurrent omental hernia in a cow

Muggli, Evelyne; Lesser, Maren; Braun, Ueli; Nuss, Karl

doi:10.1111/j.1532-950x.2013.12087.x

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“…Ventral hernia occurs as a result of external forces or trauma to abdominal wall, weakening of the abdominal musculature or rupture of preputic tendon It is commonly seen along the costal arch, (3).The diagnoses of the hernia made through the contents of the hernia and hernia ring be clear or palpated the viscera under the skin, but the diagnosis of Irreducible hernias defaulted and needed to use the X-ray to reflect the lack of abdominal wall continuity (19,13). Exploratory laparotomy used to diagnosis the defect, X ray used to differentiate abdominal wall hernias from fibrino-cystic, abscess, and inflammatory swellings in bovine animals (20,21).…”

Section: Ventral Herniamentioning

confidence: 99%

Surgical treatment of hernia in cattle: A review

Farman

Al-Husseiny

Ameer³

2018

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This study aimed to highlight on hernial types that effect animals specially in cattle, the ways of diagnosis and treatment by using different techniques, which way is more suitable either the highlight on advantage and disadvantage of these techniques. There are many type of hernia may happen in cattle's but the most frequently noted in cattle was ventral and umbilical hernia. The researches confirmed that the umbilical hernia usually accrued in calves due to failure to close of the umbilical cord, while ventral hernia is usually present in cattle due to trauma, heavy weight. Hernia was easy to diagnoses by case history, inspection and palpation. There are several techniques to treat hernia, surgical or non-surgical depending on the size and the type of hernia. In case of surgical techniques, there are twotype open and closed surgical operation. The recent searches commend that in case of simple and small hernia in size they treat by suturing the edges of ring by absorbable suture (Hernioraphy), but in case of large hernia must be used mesh to support the muscle in technique named (Hernioplasty). Mesh may cause irritation in its site, cause post-operative pain, and delay the time of healing so the recent searches to make solution to this problems mesh must be covert by special material to make barrier between it and muscle and lubricated the site hernia.

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Section: Ventral Herniamentioning

confidence: 99%

Surgical treatment of hernia in cattle: A review

Farman

Al-Husseiny

Ameer³

2018

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“…[9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Strangulation of the caudal flexure of the duodenum was reported in 3 cows during late pregnancy because the uterus had passed through a rent in the mesoduodenum. 16,17 A duodenal obstruction caused by a malposition of the gallbladder was also reported. 18…”

Section: Duodenum Outflow Problemsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Intestinal Surgery

Desrochers

Anderson

2016

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice

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A wide variety of disorders affecting the intestinal tract in cattle may require surgery. Among those disorders the more common are: intestinal volvulus, jejunal hemorrhage syndrome and more recently the duodenal sigmoid flexure volvulus. Although general principles of intestinal surgery can be applied, cattle has anatomical and behavior particularities that must be known before invading the abdomen. This article focuses on surgical techniques used to optimize outcomes and discusses specific disorders of small intestine. Diagnoses and surgical techniques presented can be applied in field conditions.

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