Vol. 9, Special Issue 1 (2024)

Author(s): Rohit Kumar Sharma, Jagdish Das, Manish Sharma and SK Sharma

Abstract: Total 32- bovines affected with head and neck affections were selected and operated at veterinary clinical complex, college of veterinary and animal science, Navania, Udaipur. All cases were surgical affections and treated accordingly. Clinical and telephonic follow-up were obtained from the respective owners, recorded and evaluated. Major affections were related to horn, eye, tongue, salivary glands, trachea, pharynx, mandible fractures and oesophagus were reported and recorded. In all the cases 21-cattle and 11- buffaloes were presented with either sex. Both local and general anaesthesia (TIVA) were used according to cases presentation.