Vol. 11, Issue 12 (2022)

Author(s):
SS Biswal, PK Rath, S Sathapathy, BP Mishra, SK Joshi, A Chakraborty, SS Ganjigatti, PS Mishra, D Hota and UVS Narayana Prasad

Abstract:
Parturition is triggered by the fetus. Difficulty in normal parturition is called dystocia. The presented case of dystocia with a history of protrusion of the ear of the fetus outside the vulva of the cow was diagnosed by physical examination and successful removal of the dead fetus was done per-vaginally by episiotomy operation. Fetal membranes were expelled two hours after removal of the dead fetus and postoperative management was done by antibiotic, analgesic, vitamin B complex, dextrose saline injection, and intrauterine ecbolic administration for 05 days. The animal recovered eventually and the suture was removed 14 days post conduction of episiotomy operation.