Bu olgu sunumunda, 4 günlük simental ırkı erkek bir buzağıda karşılaşılan üretral dilatasyon olgusunun klinik, radyografik, ultrasonografik tanısı ve tedavisi tanımlandı. Klinik muayenesinde disüri ve perineal bölgede içeriği idrar olan bir şişkinlik tespit edilen buzağının yapılan radyografik ve ultrasonografik muayenesi sonucu üretral dilatasyonu olduğu tespit edildi. Genel anestezi altında, şişkinlik bulunan bölge üzerinde 6 cm uzunluğunda bir ensizyon yapıldıktan sonra, deri katmanı geçilerek dilatasyonun olduğu bölgeye ulaşıldı. İdrarın boşaltılmasının ardından, üretranın dilate olan alanı daraltılarak üretrostomi işlemi yapıldı. Operasyon sonrası hayvana postoperatif olarak 7 gün parenteral antibiyotik uygulandı. Operasyonu takiben ilk hafta sadece üretrostomi yapılan bölgeden idrarını yapan buzağının sonraki süreçte idrarını penisten de yapmaya başladığı gözlendi. Bu sebeple üretrostomi ile oluşturulan açıklık kapatılarak hayvan kontrol altına alındı. Bir ay sonra hasta sahibi ile yapılan görüşmede hayvanın sağlık durumunun iyi olduğu öğrenildi.
In the presentation of this phenomenon, the clinical, radiographic, ultrasound diagnosis and treatment of the phenomenon of urethral dilatation encountered in a 4-day simental race male puppy was defined. In the clinical examination, a swelling in the dysuria and perineal area of the urine was detected as a result of a radiographic and ultrasound examination of the bladder was found to have uretral dilatation. Under general anesthesia, after an enzyme of 6 cm long was made on the area with swelling, the skin layer was passed through and reached the area where the dilatation was made. After the urinary discharge, the dilate area of the producer was narrowed and the uretrostomy process was performed. The animal was given parenteral antibiotics for 7 days postoperatively. After the operation, the first week was observed that the bladder that urinated from the area of the uretrostomy only began to urinate from the penis in the subsequent process. This is why the animal was controlled by closing the openness created by uretrostomy. A month later, the patient’s consultation with the owner found that the animal’s health was good.
In this case report, the clinical, radiographic, ultrasonographic diagnosis and treatment of the urethral dilatation case encountered in a 4-day, simental, male calf were discussed. In the clinical examination of the calf, after the presence of dysuria and a swelling that contained urine in the perineal region, urethral dilatation was detected as a result of radiographic and ultrasonographic examination. Under general anesthesia, after a 6 cm incision was made on the area with swelling, the area where the dilatation was reached was passed by passing the skin layer. After draining the urine, urethrostomy was performed by narrowing the dilated area of the urethra. After the operation, the animal was administered parenteral antibiotics 7 days postoperatively. Following the operation, it was observed that the calf, which urinated only from the urethrostomal region in the first week, made urine from the anus in the next process. One month later, during the meeting with the owner, it was learned that the animal was in good health.
Alan : Sağlık Bilimleri
Dergi Türü : Uluslararası
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