AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION IN ODISHA: A CASE STUDY OF FODDER MAIZE AND STYLO INTERCROPPING

Abstract

Uterine torsion is a rare but serious condition in goats that can lead to maternal and fetal complications if not managed in a timely and appropriate manner. This case study presents a successful management of uterine torsion in a 2- year-old Kodi Aadu goat using the modified Schaffer’s method. The doe had shown symptoms of abdominal straining and dullness, and upon examination, a post cervical right side torsion was diagnosed. The torsion was corrected using the modified Schaffer’s method, and the doe was treated with various medicines and supportive therapies. A live female kid was delivered successfully by simple traction per-vaginally. The study suggests that the modified Schaffer’s method could be used for correction of post-cervical uterine torsion in goats. The importance of timely intervention and appropriate treatment in managing uterine torsion to avoid maternal and fetal complications is highlighted