Displaced abomasum

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1M post calving (Fresh dairy cows)

(Hypocalcemia, twinning, metritis, low fiber/high concentrates)

When do we most commonly see a LDA(Left displaced abomasum)?

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Fever

Reduced millk yeild

Hunched position (Withers test)

Dehydration

Ketotic breath

What are clinical signs of LDA?

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Roughage

Grain

A ruminant that is eating ___ and refusing ____ most should be investigated for abomasal displacement?

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Rumen contractions in caudal paralubar fossa

Tinking/pinging sounds

What will we hear on auscultation of an LDA?

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Paracentesis of fluid from where rumen should be

pH of 2, no protozoa

What is the Liptak test?

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Stomach tube - blow and listen for bubble - if not present then likely something blocking Rumen

What is most commonly done to dx a LDA?

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Hypochloremia, hypokalemic Metabolic ALKALOSIS

What clinpath abnormalities will we see w/ a LDA?

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Paresis/ downers -> electrolyte abn

Diarrhea (decreases the prognosis)

What are complications that can be seen w/ Dispalaced abomasum?

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Possible for farm staff to do

75% recurrence

poss to over correct

Explain Rolling as a tx for LDA?

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R flank laperotomy -> Standing cow w/ distal paravertebral analgesia

-deflate abomasum and do an omentoplexy

What is the most common sx attempt to tx a LDA?

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Cow rolled, then auscultated, blindly tied into place

-increased risks but cost-effective (NO PING, NO POKE) Done in dorsal recumbancy

What is toggling?

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Hypocalcemia

Ketosis

Mastitis/ metritis

Ulcers

Name a few concurent dz that we should look for if we have a displaced abomasum?

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Perforation/ entrapement of other viscera

What are complications of toggling?

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Standing,

Exploritory

Safe

1 surgeon needed

What are advantages to a R Flank Omentoplexy?

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Limited exploritory

2 people required

laceration/ entrapment of bowels

What are disadvantage of L flank omentoplexy?

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Abx - acute endometritis

Fluids + Flunixin meglumine - toxemia/ dehydration

IV glucose -> ketosis

IV calcium

What supportive care should be done for a LDA?

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Avoid high concentrates post calving

Acidifying diets for dry periods

How is LDA controled/ prevented?

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3-6W Post calving

When is a RDA most likely to occur?

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Atony - high concentrates w/ low Ca

What is the primary cause of RDA?

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poor milk yeild

Wt loss

Afebrile

Static rumen

What are clinnical signs of RDA?

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High pitched ping in R cranial abdomen

What is heard on auscultaion of RDA?

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Shock - vasc compromised

Dehydration w/ metabolic desturbances

Type 3 pyloric outflow obstruction

Endotoxemia and necrosis

What will we see if we have volvulus w/ RDA?

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R flank omentoplexy/

R paramedian abomasopexy

What is the prefered sx correction for RDA?

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RDA - volvulus will happen in hrs to days

Is an RDA or an LDA more likely to result in a volvulus

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Hypovolemia induces aldosterone, which tries to keep Na, so H+ is excreted b/c we already have hypokalemia, and it needs a positive ion to exchange for Na

Why do we see a paradoxical aciduria in some RDA cases?

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if it has volvulused

When can we palpate a RDA rectally?

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Fluids - ringgers/ k+ and poss Ca++

NSAIDS/ Banimine

ABX

What supportive care is given to a RDA volvulous pt?