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Management of Vaginal Prolapse in Late Gestation Associated with Difficult Birth in a Young Bitch

2020; Volume: 8; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês

10.17582/journal.rjvp/2020/8.3.26.28

2308-2798

Ashutosh Basera, Asif Pasha, Brijesh Kumar, Jitendra Agrawal, Atul Saxena,

Pediatric Urology and Nephrology Studies

The protruded mass was cleaned with cold freshwater then icepacks were used for the reduction of prolapsed mass, topical antibiotic and lignocaine jelly applied in prolapsed mass.After reposition of prolapsed mass, retention was case Report Abstract | An eight month, French Pitbull (weighing 10.5kg) bitch was presented at VCC, DUVASU, Mathura with the history of vaginal prolapse for 4 days.The Animal was 52 days pregnant.Transabdominal ultrasonography revealed the presence of live fetuses as indicated by heartbeats of fetuses.Prolapse mass was edematous and hard.Reduction and reposition of prolapsed mass was done.Prolapse re-occurred at 62 nd days of pregnancy.X-ray examination revealed a minimum of 7 fetuses.Prolapse mass and narrow birth canal hindered normal parturition.Cesarean section was performed and 9 fetuses (8 live and 1 dead) were delivered and prolapse mass was reposited using nylon in horizontal mattress suture pattern with tubing on both sides of vulvar region.