Metabolic indicators and risk factors of left displaced abomasum in dairy cattle

Şen, İsmai̇l; Wittek, Thomas; Güzelbekteş, Hasan

doi:10.15312/eurasianjvetsci.2015210076

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“…Although the incidence of displacement of the abomasum varies according to the countries, it can reach 30% (Bartlett et al, 1995;Van Winden and Kuiper, 2003;Momke et al, 2012). In cattle, 85% of the cases of displacement of the abomasum are in the form of left displacement (LDA), 9% of them are in the form of right displacement (RDA), and 6% are in the form of abomasal torsion (Guard, 1996;Sen et al, 2015).…”

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“…Decreased abomasum motility and increased content (gas and liquid) in the abomasum are effective in the etiology of the disease (Doll et al, 2009;Sen et al, 2015). Although the etiology of DA is multifactorial (Madison and Troutt, 1988;Constable et al, 1992), volatile fatty acids released in the rumen of animals fed with highconcentrated diet decrease abomasum motility and increase intraabomasal osmotic pressure.…”

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Metabolic Profile in Dairy Cattle with Displacement of the Abomasum

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Aydoğdu

Güzelbekteş

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Turkish Veterinary Journal

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The objective of this research was to evaluation metabolic, biochemical and hematological parameters in dairy cattle with displacement of the abomasum (DA). In this study, 80 dairy cattle with DA and 10 healthy dairy cattle in early lactation were used. Jugular venous blood samples for blood gases, hematological parameters and serum biochemical analysis of all cattle were taken. Glucose, lactate, triglycerides, BHB, NEFA, insulin, VLDL, GGT, CK concentrations and pH and hematocrit value of cattle with DA were significantly (P

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Metabolic Profile in Dairy Cattle with Displacement of the Abomasum

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Güzelbekteş

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Determination of backfat thickness with transrectal ultrasonography in cattle

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Bilal³

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Journal of Advances in VetBio Science and Techniques

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The purpose of this study is to determine the Body Condition Score (BCS), which is subjectively measured in dairy cattle with inspection and palpation of backfat thickness, objectively by using transrectal ultrasonography examination method after delivery. Fortyfour cows, randomly selected from 350 dairy cattle with average 650 kg live weight and 2 -6 lactation number have been used. Cows have been separated in two groups according to BCS; which are: Group 1 (BCS ≤ 3) 22 cows ("V" shape observed upon lateral view of pelvis, BCS equal to or below 3) and Group 2 (BCS ˃ 3) 22 cows ("U" shape observed upon lateral view of pelvis, BCS above 3). Subcutaneous fat thickness have been determined by examining body thickness using ultrasonographic imaging above the skin. In this study, ultrasonographic images were obtained by transrectal ultrasound examination method for the first time, and backfat thickness was determined and presented for literature. In the transrectal ultrasound examination; A hand-held probe was inserted from the rectum after rectum is cleared, it was pushed forward inside the cavum pelvis, and measurements were performed on the fat tissue between the muscle and skin layers by scanning vertically using the probe on the sacral region between the upper parts of last lumbar vertebrae, sacrum and tuber coxae. Corresponding images resulting from the examination were saved on the ultrasonography device, and evaluated after being transferred in software. In result of this study, backfat thickness of BCS ≤ 3 and BCS ˃ 3 groups were determined according to ultrasonography examination method, and a difference was observed between groups (p<0,05). TMR (Total Mixed Ration) analysis had been done. In this study 305-day milk yields have been determined and no difference has been determined between groups (p˃0,05).

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Metabolic indicators and risk factors of left displaced abomasum in dairy cattle

Abstract: Sütçü sığırlarda sola abomasum deplasmanı için risk faktörleri ve metabolik indikatörlerEurasian Journal

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Metabolic Profile in Dairy Cattle with Displacement of the Abomasum

Metabolic Profile in Dairy Cattle with Displacement of the Abomasum

Diseases of the Alimentary Tract–Ruminant

Determination of backfat thickness with transrectal ultrasonography in cattle

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