logging in or signing up PREGNANCY PALPATION: NICARAGUA bolcott Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2020 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: September 03, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available Comments Posting comment... By: leebaeby (12 month(s) ago) could i get a copy of presentation please. leebaeby@gmail.com. Thank You Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: zuhair72 (28 month(s) ago) could I get a copy oif this presentation please. Email zishmail@smu.ky Thanks Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript BOVINE PREGNANCY DETECTION: BOVINE PREGNANCY DETECTION Bruce Olcott DVM,MS,MBA Winrock Nicaragua: 2006Palpation: Technique: Palpation: TechniqueFind the Uterus: Find the Uterus “Sweep” the pelvis Locate the cervix Locate broad ligaments. Frontal view, cow reproductive tract: Frontal view, cow reproductive tract Find the Cervix: Find the Cervix Sweep the pelvis Grasp the cervixPregnancy Palpation: Late pregnancy: Pregnancy Palpation: Late pregnancyPregnancy Palpation: Early pregnancy: Pregnancy Palpation: Early pregnancyPositive Signs of Pregnancy: Positive Signs of PregnancyVesicle and Fetus: Vesicle and FetusMembrane Slip: Membrane Slip Connective tissue band on the lesser curvature of the chorioallantoic membrane “blip”. “Like a thread in a cotton ball” Must palpate the entire diameter of the horn.Fremitus: FremitusPlacentomes: Placentomes Develop by 75-80 days and are present until term. Size varies with distance from fetus. They can be seen with ultrasound at 35-45 days. Palpation Goal: Palpation GoalEarly Pregnancy Diagnosis: Early Pregnancy Diagnosis 35 day pregnancy Vesicle < 1 finger width 1 cm Membrane slipEarly Pregnancy Diagnosis: Early Pregnancy Diagnosis 45 day pregnancy 1.5 finger width Membrane slip Horn noticeably enlarged. Early Pregnancy : Early Pregnancy 48 day pregnancy 2.0 finger widths 3.5 cm Early Pregnancy: Early Pregnancy 52 day pregnancy 3 finger widths 5.5 cmEarly Pregnancy: Early Pregnancy 55 day pregnancy 3.5 finger widths 7.0 cm Vesicle is softeningEarly Pregnancy: Early Pregnancy 58 day pregnancy 4 finger widths 7.5 cmPlacentomes: PlacentomesFetal Size: Fetal SizePregnancy And Arterial Size : Pregnancy And Arterial Size False Positive signs of Pregnancy: False Positive signs of PregnancyFalse Positive Pregnancies(Things that Will Mess You Up): False Positive Pregnancies (Things that Will Mess You Up)Pregnant: Placentomes and fetus.: Pregnant: Placentomes and fetus. Uterine lymphosarcoma. There is no fluid in these but it sure can feel like a calf. Uterus with intramural abscesses can feel like placentomes. Pregnant 90 days: fluid. : Pregnant 90 days: fluid. Pyometra This is a sequal to a Tritrichomonas infection. Four out of 90 cows were like this. Pregnant 45 days: fetus palpated: Pregnant 45 days: fetus palpated Distended right horn with “bones” See next slideMacerated Fetus: Macerated Fetus Macerated fetus. Calf remnants Pregnant 7 months: can’t retract the uterus. : Pregnant 7 months: can’t retract the uterus. Uterine adhesions. Uterus over the brim of the pelvis and not retractable. Pregnant 8 months: can’t retract the uterus, caruncles. : Pregnant 8 months: can’t retract the uterus, caruncles. Post partum uterus. Large horns Can’t retract Caruncles palpable Large cervixPregnant: left horn enlarged and membrane slip. : Pregnant: left horn enlarged and membrane slip. Inspissated pus left horn” Left horn filled with inspissated pus.Pregnant 3 months: fetus palpated. : Pregnant 3 months: fetus palpated. Mummified fetus. Mummified fetusPregnant 5 months: uterus over the brim of the pelvis. : Pregnant 5 months: uterus over the brim of the pelvis. Freemartin. Couldn’t find tract. Assumed it was over the brim. Small tract with segments not present. Pregnant: enlarged right horn. : Pregnant: enlarged right horn. No left horn present. This cow actually had several calves. Ultrasound Diagnostics: Ultrasound DiagnosticsBovine CL and Follicle: Bovine CL and Follicle48 day pregnancy CR=3.5 cm: 48 day pregnancy CR=3.5 cm69 days preg 2.0 cm head: 69 days preg 2.0 cm head You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
PREGNANCY PALPATION: NICARAGUA bolcott Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2020 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: September 03, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available Comments Posting comment... By: leebaeby (12 month(s) ago) could i get a copy of presentation please. leebaeby@gmail.com. Thank You Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: zuhair72 (28 month(s) ago) could I get a copy oif this presentation please. Email zishmail@smu.ky Thanks Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript BOVINE PREGNANCY DETECTION: BOVINE PREGNANCY DETECTION Bruce Olcott DVM,MS,MBA Winrock Nicaragua: 2006Palpation: Technique: Palpation: TechniqueFind the Uterus: Find the Uterus “Sweep” the pelvis Locate the cervix Locate broad ligaments. Frontal view, cow reproductive tract: Frontal view, cow reproductive tract Find the Cervix: Find the Cervix Sweep the pelvis Grasp the cervixPregnancy Palpation: Late pregnancy: Pregnancy Palpation: Late pregnancyPregnancy Palpation: Early pregnancy: Pregnancy Palpation: Early pregnancyPositive Signs of Pregnancy: Positive Signs of PregnancyVesicle and Fetus: Vesicle and FetusMembrane Slip: Membrane Slip Connective tissue band on the lesser curvature of the chorioallantoic membrane “blip”. “Like a thread in a cotton ball” Must palpate the entire diameter of the horn.Fremitus: FremitusPlacentomes: Placentomes Develop by 75-80 days and are present until term. Size varies with distance from fetus. They can be seen with ultrasound at 35-45 days. Palpation Goal: Palpation GoalEarly Pregnancy Diagnosis: Early Pregnancy Diagnosis 35 day pregnancy Vesicle < 1 finger width 1 cm Membrane slipEarly Pregnancy Diagnosis: Early Pregnancy Diagnosis 45 day pregnancy 1.5 finger width Membrane slip Horn noticeably enlarged. Early Pregnancy : Early Pregnancy 48 day pregnancy 2.0 finger widths 3.5 cm Early Pregnancy: Early Pregnancy 52 day pregnancy 3 finger widths 5.5 cmEarly Pregnancy: Early Pregnancy 55 day pregnancy 3.5 finger widths 7.0 cm Vesicle is softeningEarly Pregnancy: Early Pregnancy 58 day pregnancy 4 finger widths 7.5 cmPlacentomes: PlacentomesFetal Size: Fetal SizePregnancy And Arterial Size : Pregnancy And Arterial Size False Positive signs of Pregnancy: False Positive signs of PregnancyFalse Positive Pregnancies(Things that Will Mess You Up): False Positive Pregnancies (Things that Will Mess You Up)Pregnant: Placentomes and fetus.: Pregnant: Placentomes and fetus. Uterine lymphosarcoma. There is no fluid in these but it sure can feel like a calf. Uterus with intramural abscesses can feel like placentomes. Pregnant 90 days: fluid. : Pregnant 90 days: fluid. Pyometra This is a sequal to a Tritrichomonas infection. Four out of 90 cows were like this. Pregnant 45 days: fetus palpated: Pregnant 45 days: fetus palpated Distended right horn with “bones” See next slideMacerated Fetus: Macerated Fetus Macerated fetus. Calf remnants Pregnant 7 months: can’t retract the uterus. : Pregnant 7 months: can’t retract the uterus. Uterine adhesions. Uterus over the brim of the pelvis and not retractable. Pregnant 8 months: can’t retract the uterus, caruncles. : Pregnant 8 months: can’t retract the uterus, caruncles. Post partum uterus. Large horns Can’t retract Caruncles palpable Large cervixPregnant: left horn enlarged and membrane slip. : Pregnant: left horn enlarged and membrane slip. Inspissated pus left horn” Left horn filled with inspissated pus.Pregnant 3 months: fetus palpated. : Pregnant 3 months: fetus palpated. Mummified fetus. Mummified fetusPregnant 5 months: uterus over the brim of the pelvis. : Pregnant 5 months: uterus over the brim of the pelvis. Freemartin. Couldn’t find tract. Assumed it was over the brim. Small tract with segments not present. Pregnant: enlarged right horn. : Pregnant: enlarged right horn. No left horn present. This cow actually had several calves. Ultrasound Diagnostics: Ultrasound DiagnosticsBovine CL and Follicle: Bovine CL and Follicle48 day pregnancy CR=3.5 cm: 48 day pregnancy CR=3.5 cm69 days preg 2.0 cm head: 69 days preg 2.0 cm head