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Displaced Abomasum (DA) surgery
Cow #5518 was diagnosed DA and surgery was performed on Monday 26 by Dr. Maroney. In the pictures you can see the sequence, from preparing the surgery area until the cow is ready to go back to her stall. Were she started eating the hay offered right away. Note that, eventhough the DA is diagnosed in the left side of the cow (remember “ping” test), the incision is performed in the right side of the animal, to pull back the abomasum in place.
Clipping the area
Administering Dextrose solution IV to provide the cow with energy
Antiseptic conditions
After clipping and cleaning the surrounding area with iodine solution the incision site is isolated.
Incision
The omentum, looking for the pylorus
Reaching the displaced abomasum
The pylorus is attached to the internal wall to prevent recurrence
Suturing starting from the inner layers
Finally suturing the skin
Suturing the skin, the final knots
Finally suturing the skin
Final touches
The blood in area is cleaned to prevent attracting flies, and she is ready to go.Clipping the area, the whole area is anesthetized
Administering IV Dextrose solution to provide the cow with energy.
Antiseptic conditions.
After clipping and cleaning the surrounding area with iodine solution the incision site is isolated.
Incision.
The omentum, looking for the pylorus.
Reaching for the displaced abomasum.
The pylorus is attached to the internal wall to prevent recurrence.
Suturing starts from the inner layers.
Finally suturing the skin.
Suturing the skin, the final knots.
Final touches.
She gets antibiotics, anti-inflamatories, the blood in area is cleaned to prevent attracting flies, and she is ready to go. The procedure took less than 1 hour.
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