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International Journal for Agro Veterinary and Medical Sciences
Periodical of Shahzad & Co LLC
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ISSN: 2075-423X (Online)
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Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle

DEEPAK NARANBHAI SUTHAR, SHIVRAJSINH KISHORSINH JHALA, RAGHUVIR HIMANSHUBHAI BHATT, JIGNESH BHIKHALAL PATEL, NISHA JOY.

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Eight Kankrej cattle of both sexes ageing from 3 - 10 years were presented with history of complete anorexia and wasting body condition. Clinical examination revealed suspended ruminal motility, emaciation, animal passes scanty faeces and palpation of left paralumbar fossa fill hard impacted mass. On the basis of history and clinical examination tentatively diagnosed as cases of ruminal impaction and confirmative diagnoses were carried out by the exploratory rumenotomy. Impacted masses (15-37 kg Polythene bags) were taken out from the rumen. Five cases of ruminal impaction due to plastic foreign body in cattle showed uneventful recovery and restoration of normal appetite after surgical intervention within one month and rest three cases died after few days of operation.

Key words: ruminal impaction, non-penetrating foreign body, plastic, Kankrej cattle


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SUTHAR DN, JHALA SK, BHATT RH, PATEL JB, JOY N. Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. IJAVMS. 2011; 5(5): 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


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SUTHAR DN, JHALA SK, BHATT RH, PATEL JB, JOY N. Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. www.scopemed.org/?mno=9628 [Access: May 23, 2013]. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


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SUTHAR DN, JHALA SK, BHATT RH, PATEL JB, JOY N. Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. IJAVMS. 2011; 5(5): 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


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SUTHAR DN, JHALA SK, BHATT RH, PATEL JB, JOY N. Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. IJAVMS. (2011), [cited May 23, 2013]; 5(5): 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


Harvard Style

SUTHAR, D. N., JHALA, S. K., BHATT, R. H., PATEL, J. B. & JOY, N. (2011) Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. IJAVMS, 5 (5), 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


Turabian Style

SUTHAR, DEEPAK NARANBHAI, SHIVRAJSINH KISHORSINH JHALA, RAGHUVIR HIMANSHUBHAI BHATT, JIGNESH BHIKHALAL PATEL, and NISHA JOY. 2011. Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. International Journal for Agro Veterinary and Medical Sciences, 5 (5), 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


Chicago Style

SUTHAR, DEEPAK NARANBHAI, SHIVRAJSINH KISHORSINH JHALA, RAGHUVIR HIMANSHUBHAI BHATT, JIGNESH BHIKHALAL PATEL, and NISHA JOY. "Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle." International Journal for Agro Veterinary and Medical Sciences 5 (2011), 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style

SUTHAR, DEEPAK NARANBHAI, SHIVRAJSINH KISHORSINH JHALA, RAGHUVIR HIMANSHUBHAI BHATT, JIGNESH BHIKHALAL PATEL, and NISHA JOY. "Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle." International Journal for Agro Veterinary and Medical Sciences 5.5 (2011), 477-480. Print. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


APA (American Psychological Association) Style

SUTHAR, D. N., JHALA, S. K., BHATT, R. H., PATEL, J. B. & JOY, N. (2011) Surgical management of ruminal impaction due to non-penetrating foreign body syndrome in Kankrej cattle. International Journal for Agro Veterinary and Medical Sciences, 5 (5), 477-480. doi:10.5455/ijavms.20110817123628


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