Halep Keçisinde Şistozoma Refleksum Kaynaklı Güç Doğum

Year 2019, Volume: 8 Issue: 1, 116 - 119, 01.07.2019

Abuzer Kafar Zonturlu , Tuğra Akkuş

https://doi.org/10.31196/huvfd.592650

Abstract

Bu olguda, güç doğum şikâyeti ile kliniğimize
getirilen 4 yaşlı Halep ırkı dişi bir keçiye ait bir oğlakta Şistozoma
Refleksum olgusu sunulmuştur. Hasta hikayesinde; yavru sularının akması
üzerinden 12 saat geçmesine rağmen, yavruya ait ekstremitelerin vajinadan
görülmediği, ıkınmaların kesildiği alınan anamnez bilgileri içerisinde yer
almaktadır. Vajinal muayenede; serviksin açık olduğu, yavrunun ön ve arka
ayaklarının dördünün birden pubisin önünde olduğu belirlendi. Öncelikle bir
presentasyon-pozisyon bozukluğu olduğu düşünülerek, düzeltme çabası içerisine
girilmiş iken bağırsaklar ve yavruya ait diğer organların ele geldiği ve başın
geride olduğu hissedildi. Vajinal intrauterin muayeneye dayanarak şistozoma
refleksum teşhisi konuldu. Epidural anestezi altında yapılan müdahale sonucunda
yavru vajinal yolla çıkarıldı. Çıkarılan yavrunun canlı olduğu belirlendi ancak
3-5 dakika sonra öldü. Sonuç olarak, kliniğimize güç doğum şikayeti ile
getirilen keçide, fetotomi veya sezaryen operasyonuna gerek duyulmadan doğum
kanalında gerekli müdahaleler ile yavru çıkarılabilmiştir.

Keywords

Güç doğum, Şistozoma refleksum, Keçi

Dystocia Arising from Schistosoma Reflexum in a Halep Goat

Abstract

In this study, a
Schistosoma Reflexum case of kid born from a 4 year-old Halep breed female
goat, which was brought to our clinic with dystocia complaint, is presented. In
patient history, the information was obtained that, extremities of the kid were
not seen through vagina and straining ended although 12 hours past after
amniotic fluid had drained. On vaginal examination, it was identified that
cervix was open and all of the forelegs and hindlegs of the kid were in front
of pubis. During the examination by considering the presentation position and
in an effort to correct it, it was detected that intestines and other organs of
the kid could be palpated and the head was positioned behind the extremities.
Based on vaginal intrauterine examination, the case was diagnosed as
schistosoma reflexum. By intervention under epidural anesthesia, the kid was
extracted through vaginal route. It was determined that the extracted kid was
alive; however, it died 3-5 minutes later. As the conclusion, regarding the
goat, which came to our clinic with dystocia complaint, the kid was able to be
extracted with necessary interventions in birth canal without needing fetotomy
or caesarean operations.

Keywords

Dystocia, Schistosoma reflexum, Goat

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