Bir İnekte Dicephalus Bağlı Güç Doğum Olgusu

Year 2021, Volume: 2 Issue: 1, 4 - 5, 30.06.2021

Damla Tuğçe Okur

Abstract

Monstroglia olarak geçen disefalus olgusu; iki başın tek gövdede bulunduğu kongenital bir bozukluktur. Bu olguda dört yaşında doğumun üçüncü aşamasında olan Simental ırkı bir inek son 2 gündür şiddetli kasılmaları olmasına rağmen doğumun gerçekleşmemesi şikayetiyle Atatürk Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Hayvan Hastanesine getirildi. Ölü dicephalus fetus sezaryen operasyonu ile başarılı bir şekilde uterustan çıkarıldı. İnek operasyon sonrası herhangi bir komplikasyon olmaksızın iyileşti.

Keywords

Dicephalus, Güç Doğum, İnek, Sezaryen Operasyonu

Dystocia due to Dicephalus in a Cow

Abstract

Dicephalus, which is also referred to as Monstroglia, is a congenital disorder with two heads on one body. A non-descript cow in the third stage of labor and four years of age was brought to the animal hospital of Veterinary Faculty of Atatürk University with the history of straining for the for 2 days with unsuccessful attempts to deliver the fetus. Successful delivery of a dead dicephalic monster fetus by cesarean was recorded. Dam was recovered without any post-partum complication.

Keywords

Caesarean Section, Cow, Dicephalus, Dystocia

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