Maserasi fetus sebagian pada kambing peranakan etawa
Abstract
Maserasi fetus adalah kondisi patologis selama masa kebuntingan ditunjukkan dengan adanya kematian janin diikuti dengan proses pembusukan dan penghancuran jaringan fetus. Maserasi fetus pada laporan kasus kali ini terjadi pada induk kambing peranakan etawa yang menjadi resepien program sinkronisasi birahi dan inseminasi buatan (IB). Hasil pemeriksaan ultrasonografi dan palpasi abdomen pada kambing menunjukkan tanda kebuntingan 3 bulan pasca IB. Namun hingga bulan ke 7 tidak menunjukkan adanya tanda-tanda kelahiran. Hasil pemeriksaan fisik terlihat pembesaran abdomen dan teraba janin pada palpasi abdominal, akan tetapi pada vulva terdapat leleran darah dan nanah. Terapi dengan penyuntikan hormon PGF2α dilakukan untuk mendilatasi servik dan kontraksi myometrium sehingga janin dapat keluar. Kondisi janin yang keluar tampak abdominal hingga ekstremitas caudal sudah membusuk dan lisis. Induk kambing PE didiagnosa mengalami maserasi sebagian pada fetus. Terapi pada induk dilanjutkan dengan pemberian antibiotik dan multivitamin.
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