Horn amputation

Part 2 book "Veterinary surgery - A practical guide" includes content: Examination of oral cavity, rasping of tooth, trephining of sinus in large animals, amputation of horn, ligation of stenson’s duct, otoscopy and othaematoma, emergency tracheotomy, esophagotomy, ophthalmoscopy and tests for blindness, ectropion and entropion, extirpation of eyeball, laparotomy, thoracotomy, thoracocentesis and abdomenocentesis, rumenotomy, gastrotomy in canine, intestinal surgery.... and other contents.

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The report describes a case of unilateral (right) horn cancer in a humped bullock of age 18 years. The horn was bent downwards and was soft at the base. Radiography in frontal view revealed soft tissue density in the affected cornual sinus compared to air in the normal horn. The affected horn was surgically amputated and the sinuses were thoroughly flushed using suction under general anesthesia. The bullock recovered uneventfully from anesthesia.

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