An updated procedure for cecal cannulation in sheep and cattle

Fifteen cattle (236-500 kg) and 38 sheep (36-55 kg) were fitted with 2 types of indwelling cecal cannulae. Cannulae were made of either clear silicone or plastic tubing. The surgery was conducted in a one-step procedure that involved pharmaceuticals and equipment that were readily available. Results...

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Published in:Journal of range management 1987-07, Vol.40 (4), p.375-377
Main Authors: Caton, J.S, Krysl, L.J, Freeman, A.S, Ruttle, J.L, Branine, M.E
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BOVIN
Cannulae
Catheterization
CATTLE
Cecum
Digestive physiology
EQUIPO DE RIEGO
GANADO BOVINO
INSTRUMENT
INSTRUMENTOS
INSTRUMENTS
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
Large intestine
MATERIEL D'IRRIGATION
METHODE
METHODS
METODOS
OPERACIONES QUIRURGICAS
OPERATION CHIRURGICALE
OVIN
OVINOS
Peritoneum
SHEEP
SILICONE TUBES
Silicones
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Surgical procedures
Surgical specialties
Technical Notes
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description Fifteen cattle (236-500 kg) and 38 sheep (36-55 kg) were fitted with 2 types of indwelling cecal cannulae. Cannulae were made of either clear silicone or plastic tubing. The surgery was conducted in a one-step procedure that involved pharmaceuticals and equipment that were readily available. Results indicated a success rate of 67% (33% failure due to inability to locate the cecum at the time of surgery) in cattle and 100% in sheep. Both cannula types tested were acceptable, but the cannula made from plastic tubing was more desirable because it was less bulky, more durable, and easier to construct. Animals fitted with cecal cannulae appeared to be healthy and to have normal life spans.
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Cannulae
Catheterization
CATTLE
Cecum
Digestive physiology
EQUIPO DE RIEGO
GANADO BOVINO
INSTRUMENT
INSTRUMENTOS
INSTRUMENTS
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
Large intestine
MATERIEL D'IRRIGATION
METHODE
METHODS
METODOS
OPERACIONES QUIRURGICAS
OPERATION CHIRURGICALE
OVIN
OVINOS
Peritoneum
SHEEP
SILICONE TUBES
Silicones
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Surgical procedures
Surgical specialties
Technical Notes
title An updated procedure for cecal cannulation in sheep and cattle
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