SUBMIT MENUSCRIPT TRACK YOUR ARTICLE

Latest News

  • Submission of Papers: Authors are requested to submit their papers electronically through the website Login (Submit Manuscript). If you are unable to submit your paper through online submission, kindly send it to [email protected]

  • Reprint & Publication Certificate: After Publication, every author will receive a soft copy of the Reprint and Publication Certificate will be sent to the requested author.
  • Author Guidelines: Authors are requested to follow the Author Guidelines (https://www.ijzab.com/author/) for the manuscript preparation.
  • UGC-CARE list: Our journal was already in the UGC approved list (Sl. No. 3116, Journal No. 46511), but our journal is not in the revised UGC-CARE list. We are trying to fulfill the required criteria to include in the UGC-CARE list.
  • Call for Paper: Authors are requested to submit Research Articles for the publication in the International Journal of Zoology and Applied Biosciences for the current/forthcoming issue.

  • The National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS rated Journal)

Archives


International Journal of Zoology and Applied Biosciences Case Studies

Dystocia due to perosomus horridus in a malabari doe: a case report

Vigneshwaran B, Neelima P, Anju Aravind, George Mathew, Leeba Chacko

Year : 2025 | Volume: 10 | Issue: 3 | Pages: 74-76

doi: https://doi.org/10.55126/ijzab.2025.v10.i03.009

Received on: 12/04/2025

Revised on: 17/04/2025

Accepted on: 15/05/2025

Published on: 31/05/2025

  • Vigneshwaran B, Neelima P, Anju Aravind, George Mathew, Leeba Chacko( 2025).

    Dystocia due to perosomus horridus in a malabari doe: a case report

    . International Journal of Zoology and Applied Biosciences, 10( 3), 74-76.

  • click to view the cite format


Abstract

With a history of a full-term pregnancy and significant abdominal straining, a two-year-old Malabari doe was presented to the College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pookode. The cervix was relaxed and fully dilated during vaginal examination. Radiography and abdominal palpation both confirmed the presence of the foetal skeleton. To save the dam, an emergency caesarean section was performed. A monstrous dead female foetus was removed and recognized as a Perosomus horridus foetus because of the presence of spinal curvature. Animal had a full recovery after the surgery and administered follow up as per standard procedure and animal had normal fed and water intake. In the current case report, the successful management of Perosomus horridus via caesarean section was discussed.

Keywords

Cesarean, Foetus, Perosomus, Pregnancy.

SiteLock

Copyright © 2025 Rishan Publications. All Rights Reserved.

powerdby