Schistosomus (Fissura abdominalis), atresia ani and arthrogryposis in a Turkoman foal

Year 2019, Volume: 66 Issue: 2, 217 - 220, 05.04.2019

Shahrzad Azizi , Morteza Kuhi Reza Kheirandish Maryam Salarpoor Hanieh Fatemi

https://doi.org/10.33988/auvfd.423947

https://izlik.org/JA35BD44BB

Abstract

Schistosomus reflexus (SR) is a rare monstrosity primarily in cattle. This fatal congenital anomaly is
characterized by defect fusion that result in abdominal and sometimes
thoracic viscera exposure (schistosomus), ventral curvature of
the spine and curved
chest walls as lateral
(reflexus). The
present study describes schistosomus (Fissura abdominalis) without reflexus in a Turkoman foal. The foal exhibited rupture of abdominal wall
and the internal organs were
exposed and outside the body. Arthrogryposis and atresia ani were other
anomalies associated with SR. The occurrence of inherited
anomalies is economically considerable. To the authors’ knowledge, it seems the first report of SR with atresia ani and arthrogryposis in a foal.

Keywords

Schistosoma reflexus , foal , Atresia ani

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