Vol. 8, Issue 5, Part C (2023)

Author(s): G Sathriyan, M Murugan, M Selvaraju, M Periyannan, K Senthilkumar and EL Aruneshwaran

Abstract: Full term pregnant crossbred cow on its 3rd gestation was presented with the history of acquired right latero-ventral herniation due to accidental fall in the well. Further clinical examination revealed right latter post cervical uterine torsion and dead fetus was confirmed by ultrasonography. Extensive uneven muscular damage, multiple uterine adhesion and fragile abdominal edges were unfavoured the correction procedure for herniation and it was recommended for emergency culling. Pursual of recent literatures revealed occurrence of uterine hernia concurrent with post-cervical right side uterine torsion is rare. Hence, this present paper document the unusual correlation between the uterine torsion and hysterocele in a crossbred cow.