Dystocia due to faulty disposition caused by a monocephalus diprosopus monauchenos monster fetus in a buffalo

A Monocephalus Diprosopus Fetus: Antenatal Sonographic Findings

Monocephalus Diprosopus is the rarest form of conjoined twins. The etiology of this anomaly is stil obscure. We herein report a monocephalus diprosopus case that was diagnosed in week 19 of pregnancy was presented due to its rarity and the significance of its prenatal diagnosis. Recommended a pregnancy termination since it does not have a definitive treatment today, prenatal diagnosis made for ...

On a Diprosopus Triophthalmus Monster

Rhabdomyolysis due to Severe Hypernatremia Caused by Dehydration, in a Child with Gastroenteritis: a Case Report

Background Rhabdomyolysis is considered a rare medical condition in pediatric population. Case Report We report our experience on a one year old girl referred to Shiraz Nemazee Hospital, Southern Iran with rhabdomyolysis due to severe hypernatremia, secondary to gastroenteritis. Discussion Rhabdomyolysis should be taken in to consideration in hypernatremic states, as it may lead to severe conse...

Dystocia In A Cow Due To Hydrocephalic Fetus: A Case Report

A case of dystocia in non-descript cow due to hydrocephalus condition in fetus is reported. Dead fetus was delivered per-vagina after puncturing the fetal head with the help of trocar and cannula and evacuation of fluid.

Surgical Management of Dystocia Due to Narrow Pelvis in a Non – Descript Buffalo

A full term primiparous non – descript buffalo was presented with dystocia. It had a history of a train accident that injured pelvis in its early pregnancy. Per vaginal examination revealed narrowed birth canal consequent to mal union of fracture of os coxae confirmed it as dystocia due to narrowed pelvis. A right paramedian laparo hysterotomy was performed and retrieved a dead female calf. Wit...