Clinical management of fetal maceration in doe- A case report
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https://doi.org/10.60015/bjvas.v12i1.230Keywords:
Caesarean section, Maceration, Goat, Ultrasonography, X-rayAbstract
A 2.5 years old Jamunapari cross-bred doe was brought to a veterinary hospital in Bangladesh with complaints of prolonged gestation (183 days) and a history of profuse bloody discharge at 150 days of gestation. On clinical examination, the cervix of the doe was found partially dilated. Both trans-abdominal ultrasonography and X-ray were performed to diagnose the condition and revealed a macerated fetus in the uterus. The animal was primarily attempted with medicine to abort the dead fetus without success. The case therefore alternatively successfully managed using laparo-hysterotomy with post-operative care. Techniques used in this study can be recommended to diagnose and treat goat patients having macerated fetus under clinical conditions.
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