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    Surgical Management of Frontal Sinusitis in a Buffalo

    By P. Ravi Kumar, V. Devi Prasad, Makkena Sreenu, D. Bhagya Raju

    Abstract: AbstractAn eight-year-old Graded Murrah, she buffalo with symptoms of unilateral nasal discharges was diagnosed with frontal sinusitis and surgical treatment was carried. Horn was amputated near to its base and the frontal sinus was irrigated regularly with mild antiseptic solutions, which resulted in uneventful recovery. The etiology, surgical management and outcome of the case were discussed. Keywords: Unilateral nasal discharges, frontal sinusitis, horn fracture, horn amputationCite this ArticleKumar PR, Prasad …

    Published in Research and Reviews : Journal of Veterinary Science and Technology · Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2017 · pp. 3–5 Read article

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    Surgical Reconstruction of Third Eyelid Laceration in a Dog

    By P. Ravi Kumar, V. Devi Prasad, M. Sreenu Sreenu, D. Bhagya Raju

    Abstract: A three-year-old male Doberman dog was presented with a history of dog bit over the left eye. By ophthalmic examination, it was diagnosed as third eyelid laceration and surgical reconstruction was performed under general anesthesia. No postoperative complications were reported. Keywords: Lagophthalmos, laceration, lacrimation, third eyelidCite this ArticleKumar PR, Prasad VD, SreenuM, et al. Surgical Reconstruction of Third Eyelid Laceration in a Dog. Research & Reviews: Journal of Veterinary Science …

    Published in Research and Reviews : Journal of Veterinary Science and Technology · Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2017 · pp. 1–2 Read article

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    Reconstruction of Second Degree Vulvo-vaginal Laceration in a She Buffalo: A Case Report

    By P. Ravi Kumar, V. Devi Prasad, D. Bhagya Raju, B. Sailaja

    Abstract: AbstractAn 8-year-old she buffalo was presented with an injury on the ventrolateral aspect, the vulva was diagnosed to have a second degree vulvo-vaginal laceration resulting from a horn gore. The wound was debrided and was reconstructed under local infiltration analgesia which ensured a good recovery without any postoperative complications.Keywords: Vaginal laceration, reconstruction, second-degree lacerations, buffaloesCite this ArticleP. Ravi Kumar, V. Devi Prasad, D. Bhagya Raju, et al. Reconstruction of Second …

    Published in Research and Reviews : Journal of Veterinary Science and Technology · Vol. 5, Issue 3, 2016 · pp. 6–8 Read article

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