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    This document reports a case of atresia ani (imperforate anus) with scrotal anomalies in a 5-day old male goat kid. Clinical examination revealed a bulging anus upon straining, indicating atresia ani, as well as a very full urinary bladder as the kid had not urinated in 2 days. Remarkably, the kid also had an abnormally prominent scrotal raphae dividing the scrotal sac into two halves. The atresia ani was surgically corrected by excising a circular piece of anal skin and exposing the rectum. The rectum was then brought to the level of the anal sphincter and sutured into place

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    This document reports a case of atresia ani (imperforate anus) with scrotal anomalies in a 5-day old male goat kid. Clinical examination revealed a bulging anus upon straining, indicating atresia ani, as well as a very full urinary bladder as the kid had not urinated in 2 days. Remarkably, the kid also had an abnormally prominent scrotal raphae dividing the scrotal sac into two halves. The atresia ani was surgically corrected by excising a circular piece of anal skin and exposing the rectum. The rectum was then brought to the level of the anal sphincter and sutured into place

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    This document reports a case of atresia ani (imperforate anus) with scrotal anomalies in a 5-day old male goat kid. Clinical examination revealed a bulging anus upon straining, indicating atresia ani, as well as a very full urinary bladder as the kid had not urinated in 2 days. Remarkably, the kid also had an abnormally prominent scrotal raphae dividing the scrotal sac into two halves. The atresia ani was surgically corrected by excising a circular piece of anal skin and exposing the rectum. The rectum was then brought to the level of the anal sphincter and sutured into place

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    Veterinary World, Vol.

    2(2): 68 CLINICAL

    Atresia ani with scrotal anomaly in a Goat


    Hemant Kumar1, A.K.Sharma2, L.L.Dass3, Abhishek Anand1

    Dept. of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology,


    College of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandary,B.A.U.,Kanke,Ranchi-6

    Introduction anal sphincter and fixed to the perineum after duly


    Atresia ani (imperforate anus) is the failure of the snipping the tip of the blind end of rectum meant for
    anal membranes to break down. This falls under the evacuation of the contents. This was done by putting
    genre of congenital abnormalities which has been four stitches (dorsally, ventrally and laterally on both
    reported in all domestic animals. Affected animals may sides). Post-operatively, Ceftriaxone @250mg for 5
    survive for up to 10 days and can be identified by their days and Meloxicam@2ml for 2 days were
    depression, anorexia, colic, marked abdominal administered intramuscularly, followed by routine
    distension and lack of faeces, faeces being replaced dressing and application of fly repellent ointment at
    by thick white mucus, Radostitis et al 2000.The present the operative site to prevent cicatrisation. The sutures
    paper reports an unusual case of atresia ani with scrotal were taken off on 8th day post-operatively. Congenital
    anomalies in a non-descript kid. anomalies (of digestive system) frequently occur due
    to genetic or environmental forces, or a combination
    History and Observation
    of both, during the process of embryogenesis (Oehme
    A five day old male non-descript kid was and Prier,1974;Mishra and Angelo,1980).
    presented at Clinical complex, Ranchi Veterinary Prominent scrotal raphae was noticed
    College, with a history of inability to defaecate due to surprisingly as a scrotal anomaly in the present case
    absence of anal opening (resulting in non-passage of which might be responsible for lowering the
    muconium) along with scrotal anomaly. reproductive status of the kid by the time it attains
    The kid was subjected to detailed clinical sexual maturity. Catheterization was done with a motto
    examination which revealed marked bulging of the anal to relieve the pressure of the distended urinary bladder,
    region upon straining (suggestive of atresia ani).The which in turn facilitated easy expulsion of muconium
    kid had not voided urine since last 2 days and revealed by reducing undue pressure in the terminal portion of
    a very tense urinary bladder. The case was tentatively the colon.
    diagnosed as atresia ani. One remarkable finding was References
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    Treatment and Discussion animal surgery. Williams & Wilkins,Baltimore,U.S.A,
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    3. Mishra, S.S. and Angelo, S.J. (1980): Indian J.Vet.
    surgically under local anaesthesia as described by Surg.,1:54.
    Frank (1964). Atresia ani was treated by excision of a 4. Radostitis,O.M.,Gay,C.C.,Blood,D.C.,and Hinchcliff,
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    after due dissection of the perineal muscles therein. diseases of cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and horses,
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    *Corresponding author 1. M.V.Sc scholar 2. Assistant Professor 3. University Professor & Chairman

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