Incidence and Etiology of Rib Fracture in Live Neonatal Calves

Ono, Mamiko; Sugita, Tomoko; Ishikawa, Chieko; Sumiyoshi, Toshiaki; Horikita, Tetsuya

doi:10.12935/jvma.74.181

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“…A recent study from Japan examined 101 newborn calves and found that almost 20% of calves born via an assisted delivery had evidence of rib fractures, most commonly in the 4th thru 7th ribs. 14 The authors concluded these fractures were almost certainly from the excessive traction used to extract calves with either human or mechanical (ie. calf jack) intervention.…”

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A significant number of calves still die before or shortly after calving. Dystocia is a major risk factor and both veterinarians and producers need to be aware of how to identify signs of distress in newborn calves and how to help provide effective resuscitation. The main objectives are to 1) get the calf breathing; 2) support circulation; 3) make sure the calf is warm and 4) provide pain relief. This presentation will focus on how to identify a calf that needs extra attention following birth and how to effectively triage calves and provide effective treatment to those that are good candidates for resuscitation.

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Incidence and Etiology of Rib Fracture in Live Neonatal Calves

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Resuscitation of the newborn calf

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