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: Air sacs, japannese quails, gross morphology, lung 1
: Anesthetics, Female dog, Histopathology , Mammary gland tumor. 1
: Calf, Foley’s catheter, Tube cystotomy, Urolithiasis 1
: ILT, Aggregated lymphoid tissue, Urogenital tract. 1
: Kingfisher, intestine, gizzard, syrinx, lung 1
: Oriental Magpie Robin, Copsychus saularis, tropical songbird, passerine, syrinx, conservation 1
: Ruminal fluid, ruminal ammonia, occurrence, parameters 1
: Skin diseases, ruminants, UVH, prevalence. 1
: Sonali chicken, Small intestine, native chicken, Duodenum, Jejunum and Ilium. 1
: White New Zealand Rabbit, length, diameter, weight, ovary, uterus, vagina, cervix. 1
A 19-day old Holstein Friesian male calf was noted with dripping urine from the umbilicus and came to the S.A.Q. Teaching Veterinary Hospital for treatment. Clinical history and signs revealed high fever and pus coming with urine from the umbilicus. By palpating and radiography, a connection between the urinary bladder and the umbilicus was revealed. The blood report also confirmed the presence of infection. Surgery was performed in order to break the connection between the umbilicus and urinary bladder along with the removal of the infected portion of that connection. A third-generation broad-spectrum antibiotic was prescribed along with a painkiller and antiseptic ointment for recovery. The calf recovered completely within 14 days without any complications and there was no urine leakage from the umbilical region 1
Abandoned tiger cub, digestive problem, treatment, feeding. 1
Analgesia, Mastectomy, Mammary gland, Suction drain, Tumor 1
Anatomical landmarks, Regional anesthesia, Hind limb, Black Bengal Goat 1
Anatomy, Histology, Duodenum, Postnatal growth, Broiler. 1
Anatomy, Histology, Small intestine, Quail 1
Anatomy, Histology, Turkey, Proventriculus, Cecum, Sinusoid, Portal triad. 1
Antibiotic, Residues, Poultry, Broiler, TLC and UPLC. 1
Bacterial diseases, viral diseases, reproductive organs, egg production, hen. 1
Black Bangle goats, PPR, hematology, biochemical analysis. 1