Retrospective Study of Reproductive Cases Presented at Veterinary Hospitals in Khartoum state, Sudan

2016-09-07T22-19-21Z
Source: International Journal of Livestock Research
majdi elnaim badawi.
ABSTRACT The prevalence of reproductive disorders in various animals was estimated from records of Veterinary Teaching Hospitals in Khartoum state during period from 2012 to 2015. A total number of 255 cases were recorded all over the state and the maximum cases were recorded in Khartoum (Abuhamama)78 (30.6%) followed by Alkadaro73 (28.6 %) Omdurman 49 (19.2%), Hilt Kuku (Alselate currently) (19.2%) and Shambat 6 (2.3%). Caprine were the most common species admitted to these hospitals (65.1%), thereafter bovine (15.7%), ovine (l2.2%), equine and canine (2.7%) and feline (1.6%). The high prevalence rate was observed for uterine prolapse (23.9%), retained placenta (21.2%), metritis (17.3%), abortions (14.9%) and endometritis (11.0%), while, the low prevalence rate was obtained for pyometra (3.9%), orchitis (2.7%) and tumors and hydrometra (1.6%). The largest numbers of reproductive disorders were treated medically (46.3%) whereas, other diseases were handled manually (27.1%), hormonally (19.6%) and surgically (7.1%).


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