SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF GID DISEASE IN GOAT AT PHULPUR UPAZILA IN MYMENSINGH DISTRICT

Abstract

This case report aimed to explain a surgical procedure used to remove a brain cyst from a goat with coenurosis. If the sickness is not surgically treated, it produces serious nerve indications that can cause output losses and even death. Clinical tests revealed that a three-year-old female Black Bengal goat weighing around 20 kg had gid, and it was decided to undertake surgery to remove brain cysts. The surgical region was trimmed, shaved, and immersed in tincture iodine after being aseptically prepared. Local infiltration of 2% lidocaine hydrochloride blocked the surgical site. Cysts were progressively removed using forceps after a small incision was made at the base of the horn. Finally, using a non-absorbable suture, simple interrupted sutures were used to close the flaps. Fluids and antibiotics were given for five days as part of the post-operative care. Following the surgical removal of the cyst, there were no side effects seen, and the goat shown a considerable clinical improvement.