A clinical case: Vitamin C-responsive dermatosis in a Holstein native cross bull calf

Authors : Mujeeb Ur Rehman FAZILI, Shahid Hussain DAR, Hiranya Kumar BHATTACHARYYA, Abdul HAFIZ

Pages : 234-237

Doi:10.3906/vet-1112-4

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Publication Date : 0000-00-00

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :A male pony foal aged 2 days, reportedly not passing urine since birth and showing moderate signs of colic, was presented for treatment. The clinical examination revealed moderate tachycardia, tachypnea, and mild abdominal distension. Uroperitoneum was confirmed by peritoneocentesis and abdominal fluid-to-serum creatinine ratio insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(>2:1);. After stabilization of the patient, tube cystotomy was performed using infusion set tubing to bypass the urine, allowing the tear on the caudodorsal wall of the bladder to heal itself without suturing. The foal resumed normal urination on day 6 and the catheter was removed 3 days later. Complications were not detected during the 3-month observation period.
Keywords : Key words Foal, cystorrhexis, uroperitoneum, tube cystotomy, infusion set tubing