Buzağılarda Güç Doğum Sırasında Hatalı Uygulamalar Sonucu Şekillenen Kırık Olgularının Değerlendirilmesi: 27 Olgu (2003-2008)

Aksoy, Özgür; Özaydin, İsa; Kiliç, Engin; Öztürk, Savaş; Güngör, Emine; Kurt, Başak; Oral, Hasan

doi:10.9775/kvfd.2008.100-a

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“…As a matter of fact, in the study by Erdogan et al [25] , it was reported that pneumonia cases appeared after the 4 th week of birth. Although it is not seen in this study results, it has been reported that calf deaths or high-cost traumatic problems occur due to extraction force in dairy farms [27] .…”

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Kars İlinde Buzağı Ölümlerine İlişkin Meydana Gelen Ekonomik Kayıpların Tahmini

Demir¹,

Aydın²,

Ayvazoğlu³

2019

Kafkas Univ Vet Fak Derg

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In this study, calf in Turkey live cattle stock in an important position in terms of the Kars dairy cattle-feeding operation, maintenance practices and differences in the level of knowledge and is intended to determine the economic losses due to calf mortalities. The material of the study was constituted by the data obtained from the interviews conducted with 108 dairy cattle business owners in the central villages of Kars. In the interviews, data about 0-180 days old patients and deceased calves were collected from livestock enterprise owners in 2016-2017. In this study, economic losses due to calf mortality were determined by taking into account the calculation methods in the literatüre. In the study, it was determined that 281 (24.65%) of 1140 calves had various diseases in 2017 and 63 (5.52%) of them died. It was calculated that an average of 156.32 TRY ($43.95) was spent per animal and the economic loss due to calves that died was estimated as 4.597 TRY ($1.293). As a result, it has been shown that training studies aiming to increase producer knowledge levels in minimizing calf diseases and deaths are important.

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Kars İlinde Buzağı Ölümlerine İlişkin Meydana Gelen Ekonomik Kayıpların Tahmini

Demir¹,

Aydın²,

Ayvazoğlu³

2019

Kafkas Univ Vet Fak Derg

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“…There is no standard treatment method for long bone fractures. As such, different fixation procedures are utilised depending on the fracture's features, the owner's financial constraints, available facilities and the surgeon's preferences 4,9–12 . Fracture healing can be achieved satisfactorily in field conditions, particularly in the case of closed metacarpus and metatarsus fractures, with applications of plaster or support bandages composed of various materials 4,8 .…”

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“…Femoral fractures are one of the most common long bone fractures encountered in newborn calves. Excessive traction during birth, the mother stepping on the calf and the calf falling on the slick ground are all known to contribute to the development of these fractures 1–8 …”

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“…Excessive traction during birth, the mother stepping on the calf and the calf falling on the slick ground are all known to contribute to the development of these fractures. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] Conventional techniques for diaphyseal fracture fixation include intramedullary pinning, plate application, intramedullary/interlocking nails and external fixation. However, the success rate of these techniques has been shown to be relatively poor, particularly in the case of supracondylar femoral fractures.…”

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Surgical stabilisation of distal femoral fractures in calves using a triple pin technique: Twenty‐five cases

Kiliç¹,

YAYLA²,

Ermutlu³

et al. 2023

Veterinary Record

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Background:The goal of this study was to develop a safe fixation technique for the effective treatment of supracondylar and distal diaphyseal femoral fractures in newborn calves. Methods: This study included a total of 25 newborn calves diagnosed with supracondylar or distal diaphyseal femoral fractures based on anamnesis and clinical and radiographic examination findings. Operations were performed under intrathecal anaesthesia. During the operation, the fracture line was found, and fixation was achieved by placing two Steinmann and Schanz pins. Results: No abnormal findings were seen in the radiographs performed 28 days after surgery, and it was determined that a hard callus had started to form. It was observed that the patients who had lightly stepped on the ground for the first 3 days after the operation were able to walk without any problems on day 28. Limitations: As this study involved neonatal calves aged 1-14 days, the operation could only be performed under spinal anaesthesia with no sedation. However, sedation is likely to be applied in addition to spinal anaesthesia in older calves. Conclusion:It was concluded that the triple pin technique can be safely used in the treatment of supracondylar and distal diaphyseal femoral fractures.

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“…Various techniques for treatment of extremity fractures are recommended by surgeons as depending on some factors such as type and localisation of fracture, type and severe of trauma, choice of treatment, genetical value of animal, cost of treatment and the conditions of management. It was reported that highly successful results have been obtained in the calves treated with techniques of bandage and splint (Aksoy et al, 2009, Gangl et al, 2006, Görgül et al, 2004, Latrach et al, 2006. In this case, treatment with bandage application was successful.…”

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Bir Öksüz Kızıl Geyik Yavrusunda (Cervus elaphus) Distal Metakarpus Kırığı ve Bandajlı Tedavisi (Olgu Sunumu)

Saritaş

Kandır

Görücü

et al. 2022

Mehmet Akif Ersoy Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi

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In this case report, a 1-week-old female red fawn (Cervus elaphus), one of the largest deer species in the world, constituted the study material. In the clinical examination, posture disorder, severe lameness and malnutrition in young deer were determined in the anterior left and right feet. Radiographic examination of the case revealed a distal diaphyseal transversal fracture in the left metacarpal bone, and a fracture in the lateral 1st and medial 2nd phalanx distal in the right anterior extremity. General anesthesia was not preferred due to the lack of complicated fracture types and malnutrition in the young deer, and the treatment of the extremities, which were placed in a plaster bandage with mild sedation, was kept under follow-up. After the first week of 21-day plaster application, open wound formation on the foot was noticed and wound treatment was performed by opening a window on the plaster. It was aimed to inform our colleagues and other readers about the red deer phenomenon, which has been taken under protection because its population has decreased in Turkey, and to raise awareness.

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Buzağılarda Güç Doğum Sırasında Hatalı Uygulamalar Sonucu Şekillenen Kırık Olgularının Değerlendirilmesi: 27 Olgu (2003-2008)

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Kars İlinde Buzağı Ölümlerine İlişkin Meydana Gelen Ekonomik Kayıpların Tahmini

Kars İlinde Buzağı Ölümlerine İlişkin Meydana Gelen Ekonomik Kayıpların Tahmini

Surgical stabilisation of distal femoral fractures in calves using a triple pin technique: Twenty‐five cases

Bir Öksüz Kızıl Geyik Yavrusunda (Cervus elaphus) Distal Metakarpus Kırığı ve Bandajlı Tedavisi (Olgu Sunumu)

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