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Presence of anechoic fluid around the heart in TP.

Presence of anechoic fluid around the heart in TP.

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Fig 1: Arch back condition in cattle.
Fig 2: Brisket edema in cattle.
Fig 3: Pericardiocentesis in cattle having TP.
Fig 4: Radiographic examination in cattle displaying foreign body.
+3 Fig 5: Reticulum with hyperechoec border in cattle with TRP.
A Clinical Study on Traumatic Pericarditis and Traumatic Reticuloperitonitis in Twelve Holstein Friesian Cattle
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  • Jan 2022
Background: Traumatic injury caused by swallowed sharp foreign object is one of the common conditions in dairy animal resulting into development of traumatic pericarditis (TP) and traumatic reticuloperitonitis (TRP). Under field conditions both conditions mimic the same clinical signs making it difficult to differentiate as well as render to choose...
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... deposits can be evaluated to determine the severity of the traumatic pericarditis (Fig 5 and 6). There was increase in the distance between pericardium and epicardium due to accumulation of hypoechoic effusion (Fig 7, 8 and 9). Ultrasonography of the abdomen revealed hyperechoic reticulum, adhesion with abdominal wall and diminished or no reticular movement. ...