Surgical Management of Umbilical Hernia in a HF Cross Bred Calf - A Case Report
Journal Title: International Journal of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine - Year 2015, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
A 25 day old female HF cross bred calf was brought to College Hospital with the history of a long standing swelling present at the ventral abdominal wall at the point of umbilicus which was present since birth. Although the appetite and water intake was reported to be normal, only scanty faeces were voided out at some point of time. Clinical parameters were within the normal physiological limits. On palpation it revealed very big size of oval hernial ring including umbilicus and it was reducible type of hernia. So, it was planned to perform herniorraphy.
Molecular Markers for Farm Animals Male Fertility - Short Review
Animal fertility is one of the most important economical traits in animal production. Reproductive performance is controlled by the genetic make-up of the female and male, but in general it is largely affected by environ...
Pre-Harvest Treatments of Brassinosteroids on Improving Quality of Table Grapes (Vitis vinifera L.) Cv. Flame Seedless
Potential of brassinosteroids (BRs) as a preharvest treatment on hastening maturity and improving berry quality of table grape cv. Flame Seedless was investigated during two consecutive crop seasons of 2012 an...
Age Related Estimation of Physical and Chemical Properties of Pectoral Long Bones in Kenguri Sheep
The present study was conducted on ash samples of pectoral long bones of Kenguri sheep to know the calcium and phosphorus concentrations. The marked midshaft cortical (2 cm) bones of right humerus, radius and metacarpals...
Association of Immunocompetence and Production Traits in White Leghorn Chicken
The present investigation was carried out to assess the relationship of immunocompetence traits with production traits in four White leghorn strains viz., IWH, IWI, IWK and control. The anti SRBC titre was positively...
Teasing of Specimen without Tearing and Tears by Gunther Von Hagen’s Plastination Technique
The plastination is an innovative technology to prepare biological models life like forms. Gunther Von Hagens, a German anatomist from Heidelberg, has developed a preservation technique that he had coined the word...