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BIRD VETERINARY MEDICINE: www.bloggen.be / dierenarts_erwin_louagie cases in an avian veterinary practice: the equine practice vet Erwin Louagie 11/08/2011 08/11/2011, 09:14 written by erwin vet Louagie Comments (0) Ros cockatoo the equine practice with broken tibiotarsus (shin)
A roskaketoe was brought verplinterde with a fracture of the tibiotarsus (bone in birds just below the knee). It was decided to use pins to stabilize the fracture: a splint gives namely too little stability in such breach, the equine practice in addition have crooked pelvis tends a splint with their mouths fairly quickly destroy. And pin has been inserted in the bone marrow after cutting open (under general anesthetic) of the place where the breakage was. Since the bone above and below the fracture then can undergo a rotation, a second pin at the bottom the equine practice of drilled transversely through the leg. The first pin was bent, there was a plastic piece of intestine and the second pin was inserted through the piece of intestine pushed. Eventually the equine practice the piece of intestine filled with a self-hardening paste which a "bridge" formed between the pin in the bone marrow and the pin through the bone drilled Sat In the first picture: the equine practice schematic diagram (upper transverse pin was inserted into practice due to lack of space) The second picture: the equine practice situation after 3 weeks after removal of connection of the leg. Thin arrow = pin in the bone marrow, fat arrow = pin through the bone.
Attachments: IMG_5135.jpg (50.5 KB) ros ortho surgery 003.jpg (110.2 KB) 08.11.2011, 09:14 written by erwin vet Louagie Comments (0) 02/07/2011 COMPULSORY POWER BLUE FRONTED AMAZON This blue front amazon was brought the equine practice in due relieve of the right leg and bite in the groin area for at least 1 week. On examination, the skin and underlying the equine practice tissue really be infected. There were by means of an injection, and also through the mouth anti-inflammatory agents and antibiotics. As the rider in little to nothing at the beginning, was passed to force-fed with a metal probe attached to a syringe. Notice how the papvoeding along with the antibiotic directly into the stomach is inserted. the equine practice The complete probe of 17 cm disappears completely in the bird, which is little affected by them. The whole proc duration the equine practice lasts only 15 seconds. Some experience is obviously required to fatal mistakes to avoid. (Insertion in the trachea instead the equine practice of the esophagus). After 5 days could amazon the equine practice parrot back home. 02.07.2011, 00:00 written by erwin vet Louagie Comments (1) 28/06/2011 autopsy OF AFRICAN EAGLE OWL WITH KIDNEY PROBLEMS An inquest gave a confirmation of the cause of death: kidney swelling (large arrow), with anemia (pale view of muscles and organs due to blood loss, but also by the fact that the normal the equine practice kidney the equine practice is the natural the equine practice EPO create that ensures that new red blood cells can be formed.) The short arrows show the presence of 2 testicles, in other words, the owl was male. 28.06.2011, 19:47 written by erwin vet Louagie Comments (0) bloody urine AT AFRICAN EAGLE OWL WITH KIDNEY PROBLEMS
left normal manure and urine, right bloody urine (urine and dung of birds come from the same opening: the "cloaca") 06.28.2011, 13:04 written by erwin vet Louagie the equine practice Comments (0) X-rays AFRICAN EAGLE OWL WITH KIDNEY PROBLEMS the equine practice On the rntgenfoto shows: enlargement of the kidney on the left (single arrow shows the upper boundary of the kidney). The cross shows the "body" of the swollen kidney. On the right kidney in the picture 'stones' found (double arrow). The latter is a bit clearer on the original picture. 28-06-2011, 12:57 written

by erwin vet Louagie Comments (0) AFRICAN EAGLE OWL WITH KIDNEY PROBLEMS After force-feeding is of course always obtained for the bird. The force-feeding makes sure that a bird during treatment to minimize thin and weakened. 28-06-2011, 12:54 written by erwin vet Louagie Comments (0) AFRICAN EAGLE OWL WITH KIDNEY PROBLEMS An African eagle owl was brought in due to reduced activity and because he spent a few days at barely 1 day old chick, instead of 4. If power were exclusively fed chicks. Additional water was not available. There was little to no manure produced. The bird was hospitalized and was force-fed (mash diet based on meat) with a laxative given. the equine practice There was also serum (moisture) administered directly into the bloodstream. During each force-feeding was part of the diet back vomited, but the manure production is resumed and the first days improved the general condition of the bird (was active). Further medication consisted of antibiotics, devel