1) A 2 year old female feline was presented to the District Veterinary Polyclinic in Pune with a history of being 63 days pregnant and showing signs of straining and vaginal discharge. 2) Examination revealed incomplete cervical dilation. Treatment including calcium, oxytocin, and antibiotics was administered but did not produce satisfactory results. 3) The animal then underwent a C-section with ovariohysterectomy surgery under anesthesia. Multiple fetuses were removed from the uterine horns which were then ligated and removed along with the ovaries. 4) Post-operative care included dressing changes, cage rest, and a course of antibiotics. The animal was returned 10 days later to remove sutures.

1. Maharashtra Animal & Fishery Sciences University Nagpur
K.N.P. College Of Veterinary Science, Shirwal
Dist.Satara – 412-801.
CLINICAL CASE PRESENTATION
Presented By – Andhale Vikrant Tukaram
Enrollment No . V/17/010
Under guidence – Dr.M.M.Shinde (ACAH – District Veterinary Polyclinic,Pune)

2. C-section with Ovariohysterectomy
Clinical (surgical) Case of
Case treatment & Surgery performed by – ANDHALE VIKRANT TUKARAM
Guided By – Dr.M.M.shinde (M.V.Sc surgery)
ACAH – District Very. Polyclinic, Aundh – Pune-07.

3. Details of Animal & Owner –
Name of owner – Aashrita Gotarane
Address – khadaki , pune.
Details of Animal -
Species – feline
Breed – N.D
Gender- F
Age – 2yrs
Weight – 4.880 kg

4. History & General Clinical Examination -
A 2 year old female feline animal is presented to the District Veterinary Polyclinic
, Aundh - pune .
Having H/O – Completed gestation period & having pregnancy of 63days
Red tinge discharge from vagina
Straining
O/e -- Incomplete Cervical Dilation
Straining, less freq. Uterine contractions
. Vulva – Swollen
VMM – congested
. Temp – 102.8 F
H.R – 180 bpm
R.S -- Clear
L.N. - Normal

5. TREATMENT:-
Inj. Calcium Sandos @50mg/kg I/V
Inj.Epidosin @1.2ml
Inj.Oxytocin - 1IU – I/M
Inj.DNS – 100ml - I/V
Inj.Tribivet -2ml –I/V
Inj Intacef Tazo@25mg/kg I/V
POST TREATMENT OBSERVATION –
After 06 hrs of above treatment – incomplete Cervical Dilation
Animal showing straining
Vaginal discharge
. Frequent urination
No satisfactory results after treatment hence Referred to surgery ward for c
section

6. Preparation for surgery -
Preparation of Surgical Site -
Shaving & Scrubbing with Antiseptic Solution
Anaesthesia -
Preanaesthetic - Xylazine @1mg/kg I/M
. Atropine @ 0.05mg/kg I/M
Anaesthetic - Ketamine @11mg/kg I/M (half dose before surgery & half
dose during surgery as per requirement

7. Surgical Procedure -
• Incision Site – Left paralumbar Flank - 2Cm Vertical
incision
(incise skin – s/c tissue – muscles – peritoneum)
• Acces the uterus and Remove one horn outside and pull
gently to remove another horn
• Give incision on uterine horn near the bifurcation
• Remove foetuses one by one from both of the horn

8. • Access the ovaries
• Separate suspensory ligament
Ligate the blood supply( utero ovarian vessels) below
ovaries(at base of ovary) at two different places consecutively
• Cut the the uterine horn above ligation
• Acces the bifurcation and uterine stump & ligate it proximal
to cervix
• If broad ligament is vascular ligate one more time below
that
• Give Cut above the ligation just proximal to the cervix
• Stump Is to be closed by Inversion suture

9. • SUTURING :
• Peritoneum & Muscle – simple continuous suture
• S/c tissue – simple continuous
• Skin – simple interrupted suture

10. Post Operative Care& Treatment:-
After recovery from anaesthesia,
Advice:
• To Apply e coller
• To give cage rest
• Dressing on alternate day
Medication- inj. Intacef Tazo @25mg/kg I/M
inj.Melonex @0.5mg/kg I/M
inj.cpm – 1ml I/M
Oint.Cipladine
Return To remove sutures after 10days

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