Surgical Repair and Management of Congenital Intestinal Atresia in 68 Calves

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作者
Azizi, Saeed [1 ]
Mohammadi, Rahim [1 ]
Mohammadpour, Ibrahim [1 ]
机构
[1] Urmia Univ, Iran & Food Anim Vet Clin, Dept Clin Sci, Fac Vet Med, Sardasht, West Azerbyjan, Iran
关键词
STENOSIS; COLI; CATTLE;
D O I
10.1111/j.1532-950X.2009.00611.x
中图分类号
S85 [动物医学(兽医学)];
学科分类号
0906 ;
摘要
Objective To determine outcome and survival rate after surgical treatment of intestinal atresia, gender predilection, and effect of rectal palpation on the cause of atresia coli in calves. Study Design Prospective clinical study. Animals Newborn calves (n=68). Methods Data collected were husbandry system, anamneses, physical examination findings, surgical treatments, and postoperative results. Calves with atresia ani, and with atresia coli et recti had anal reconstruction and right flank colostomy, respectively. In midflank colostomized calves, the inner muscular layers were dissected to form a valve-like stoma. Results Of 68 calves with intestinal atresia, 37 were treated surgically. Anal reconstruction was performed in 21 calves with atresia ani with a long-term survival rate of at least 6 months with good condition. Colostomy was performed in 14 calves with atresia coli and 1 with atresia coli et recti; survival rate was 73%. The case morbidity rate for intestinal atresia was 13.8% and for atresia coli, 5.7% in the hospital population. No gender predilection for occurrence of atresia ani and atresia coli was identified. Palpation per rectum for early pregnancy diagnosis did not predispose to atresia coli. Conclusion Surgical treatment of atresia ani through circular anal skin removal has a good prognosis for survival. Colostomy is not an acceptable treatment from the calf's perspective because of the resulting poor condition but the high survival rate is important to allow continued milk production of the dam. Clinical Relevance Early diagnosis, supportive treatment, and surgical correction are important in management of atresia coli.
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