Resumo
The present report describes the occurrence of a third degree perineal laceration of a Quarter Horsemare and the clinical and surgical measures addressed. During the anamnesis it was reported that the femalepresented a dystocic birth with obstetric maneuvers for the removal of a dead colt from the handler. Areproductive clinical examination revealed third degree perineal laceration compromising mucosa of the vulva,vestibule and vagina with presence of hemorrhage, small amount purulent exudate, pnemovagina and presenceof a rectovaginal communication orifice with fecal contamination. The surgical treatment approached wasvulvoplasty for plastic recovery of the vulva, perineum and rectum allied to the use of antibiotic therapy, antiinflammatory,cleaning of the lesion and adequate diet. The treatment used was successful, associated withveterinary monitoring during the pre, trans and postoperative period, thus minimizing the risks of compromisingthe mare's reproductive efficiency.(AU)
Assuntos
Animais , Feminino , Cavalos/cirurgia , Lacerações/veterinária , ReproduçãoResumo
The present report describes the occurrence of a third degree perineal laceration of a Quarter Horsemare and the clinical and surgical measures addressed. During the anamnesis it was reported that the femalepresented a dystocic birth with obstetric maneuvers for the removal of a dead colt from the handler. Areproductive clinical examination revealed third degree perineal laceration compromising mucosa of the vulva,vestibule and vagina with presence of hemorrhage, small amount purulent exudate, pnemovagina and presenceof a rectovaginal communication orifice with fecal contamination. The surgical treatment approached wasvulvoplasty for plastic recovery of the vulva, perineum and rectum allied to the use of antibiotic therapy, antiinflammatory,cleaning of the lesion and adequate diet. The treatment used was successful, associated withveterinary monitoring during the pre, trans and postoperative period, thus minimizing the risks of compromisingthe mare's reproductive efficiency.
Assuntos
Feminino , Animais , Cavalos/cirurgia , Lacerações/veterinária , ReproduçãoResumo
Twin pregnancies are a serious problem due to the economic losses generated by high abortion rates,embryonic developmental failure with stillbirths and perinatal mortality, as well as a decrease in mare fertility,being considered an unusual event in veterinary medicine and presenting itself as Challenge to the veterinaryprofessional. In view of the above, this work reported the treatment adopted after the diagnosis of twinpregnancy in a mare, through the reduction of one of the embryonic vesicles through the ultrasound guidedmanual crushing technique. It is concluded that the crushing of one of the vesicles is an effective procedure inreducing twin pregnancy, especially when performed until the 15th day of gestation.(AU)
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Animais , Feminino , Gravidez , Cavalos/embriologia , Gravidez Múltipla , PrenhezResumo
Twin pregnancies are a serious problem due to the economic losses generated by high abortion rates,embryonic developmental failure with stillbirths and perinatal mortality, as well as a decrease in mare fertility,being considered an unusual event in veterinary medicine and presenting itself as Challenge to the veterinaryprofessional. In view of the above, this work reported the treatment adopted after the diagnosis of twinpregnancy in a mare, through the reduction of one of the embryonic vesicles through the ultrasound guidedmanual crushing technique. It is concluded that the crushing of one of the vesicles is an effective procedure inreducing twin pregnancy, especially when performed until the 15th day of gestation.