Bangladesh Agricultural University

1. Atresia Ani Complication in
Calf
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2. Contents
• Introduction of atresia ani
• History
• Diagnosis
• Treatment

3. Introduction of atresia ani
Atresia ani is a congenital defect of new borne farm animals ,
characterized by-
• Absence of anal opening ,
• straining but no defication
• Distension of belly, no sucking of milk, restlessness, unthriftiness
• no sucking of milk
• restlessness, unthriftiness

4. HISTORY
Case no-3182/08
Date-15.05.2018
Owner`s name-Sri Niresh
Description of the patient
. Species-Bovine
• Sex-Male
• Age-15 days
• Body weight-22kg
Tentative diagnosis- Atresia ani

5. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
• no anal opening
• Distension of abdomen

6. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

7. Operation
• Materials needed
• Syringe with needle
• Scalple with blade
• Scissors
• Traumatic needle
• Inj. Jasocaine( 2% lidocaine HCl)
• Alli’s peritoneum holding forceps
• Artery forceps
• povisep

8. OPERATIVE PROCEDURE
• Control-right lateral decumbency
• Shaving and cleaning

9. Anesthesia
• Low epidural anaesthesia 3ml
• Field block -4ml done by 2% Lidocaine HCl

10. Surgical procedure
• A circular incision was made upon the bulge of the anus and the
circular piece of incised skin was removed
• Liquid feces or meconium came out immediately

11. Cont………..
• The patency of opening was maintained by application of simple
interrupted sutures between rectal mucosa and skin to make a
permanent anal orifice.

12. Cont……….

13. Cont……

14. Dushcaning
• To washout meconium or debris from rectum

15. Post Operative Care
• Inj. Histavet-10 ml vial (1)
sig. inject 1.5 ml IM daily for 5 days
• Inj. Ketovet-10 ml vial (1)
sig. inject 1.5 ml IM daily for 5 days
• Inj. Streptopen-.5gm vial (5)
sig. inject 1 vial IM daily for 5 days

16. Cont………

17. Advice
• Vaseline or coconut oil should be applied into rectum mucosa with
finger at least 2 times a day for 25-30 days.