Umbilical Masses

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Urachus

vestigial bladder apex

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Umbilical vein

Round ligament of liver

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Umbilical arteries

round ligament of bladder

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In pigs when is hernias detected

9-14 weeks, reduces growth rate

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In what species are umbilical hernias most common

Cattle

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If an equine hernia is <5cm, how can it be resolved

spontaneous closure

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If an equine hernia is >10cm how can it be resolved

surgical repair

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How do you fix a hernia bovine <5cm

hernia clamp, elastrator bands, abdominal support bandage, digital irritation of ring

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How to fix a bovine hernia >5cm

surgical repair

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a horse has a hot, infected simple hernia. What is the treatment of choice

open herniorrhaphy-excision hernial sac, evaluation of content, removal infected umbilical remnant

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A horse has a hernia that is not infected. What is the treatment of choice

hernial sac inverted into the abdomen

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What is omphalitis

warm painful non reducible mass with no hernia ring palpable

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Caudal direction, dysuria, pollakiu ria, cystitis, may need removal of bladder apex and umbilical arteries

Urachus

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Caudal direction lateral to bladder, surgical ligation and resection ± bladder apex

omphaloarteritis

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cranial direction, may extend to liver, liver abscess, septicemia, en bloc, marsupialization

omphalophlebitis

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a6cm long hernia with omphalophlebitis is diagnosed on a three day old calf. What surgical approach is most appropriate for this?

open herniorrhaphy