Vol. 12, Special Issue 8 (2023)

Author(s):
R Nithyashree, S Vigneshwara, M Murugan, K Senthilkumar, R Ezakial Napolean and M Selvaraju

Abstract:
A 5-Year-old crossbred Holstein Friesian in her second parity was presented to Veterinary Clinical Complex, Namakkal with the complaint of straining noticed along with foul smelling purulent vaginal discharge for past three days. As per history, animal had completed 9 months of gestation. On obstetrical examination, cervix was partially dilated and foetal bony parts were palpated in the vaginal passage as well as in uterus. Foetal bones were removed after complete cervical dilatation per-vaginally after proper lubrication with carboxy methyl cellulose. Post obstetrical ultrasonography revealed the absence of remnants and bony structures in uterus.