Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report
Cutaneous myiasis is the infestation of larvae of flies in the vertebrate. The condition causes significant economic losses to the livestock industry indicating the importance of a systematic approach to clinical management. The incidents of two episodes of severe cutaneous myiasis wound at the base...
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oai:psasir.upm.edu.my:96405 http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/96405/ Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report Wan Jaafar, Wan Nor Fitri Rashid, Muhammad Azrolharith Abdullah, Faez Firdaus Jesse Lim, Eric Teik Chung Mohd Azmi, Mohd Lila Salleh, Annas Zamri, Zulfakarudin Hisham, Azrul Che Ali, Aznida Haron, Abd Wahid Baiee, Falah Hasan Ali Cutaneous myiasis is the infestation of larvae of flies in the vertebrate. The condition causes significant economic losses to the livestock industry indicating the importance of a systematic approach to clinical management. The incidents of two episodes of severe cutaneous myiasis wound at the base of the antler in a 5-year-old semi-intensively managed male Dama dama deer was described. Physical examination revealed a foul-smelling necrotic wound around the left cornual region measuring 5cm×4cm in radius and 3cm in depth and fly eggs were seen on the surface of the wound. The clinical findings suggest the diagnosis of a severe cutaneous myiasis. The case was managed by wound debridement and flushing with hydrogen peroxide 3% and diluted hibiscrub 0.05%, followed with povidone iodine 2.5%. Topical ointment, Dermapred® and insecticide, Negasunt® were applied topically. Parenteral administration of flunixin meglumine 2.2 mg/kg for 3 days and Oxytetracycline 1 ml/10 k every 72 hours, given twice both through intramuscular route. Supplement injections, Vitavet® and Catosal™ were given to improve the wound healing process. The outcome of the wound improved post-14 days of treatment. Administration of timely combination of antimicrobials, pain management and flies control are leading factors to a good healing process. University of Mosul - College of Veterinary Medicine 2021 Article PeerReviewed Wan Jaafar, Wan Nor Fitri and Rashid, Muhammad Azrolharith and Abdullah, Faez Firdaus Jesse and Lim, Eric Teik Chung and Mohd Azmi, Mohd Lila and Salleh, Annas and Zamri, Zulfakarudin and Hisham, Azrul and Che Ali, Aznida and Haron, Abd Wahid and Baiee, Falah Hasan Ali (2021) Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report. Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Sciences, 36 (1). 187 - 190. ISSN 1607-3894; ESSN: 2071-1255 https://vetmedmosul.com/article_170166.html 10.33899/ijvs.2021.129663.1674 |
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Cutaneous myiasis is the infestation of larvae of flies in the vertebrate. The condition causes significant economic losses to the livestock industry indicating the importance of a systematic approach to clinical management. The incidents of two episodes of severe cutaneous myiasis wound at the base of the antler in a 5-year-old semi-intensively managed male Dama dama deer was described. Physical examination revealed a foul-smelling necrotic wound around the left cornual region measuring 5cm×4cm in radius and 3cm in depth and fly eggs were seen on the surface of the wound. The clinical findings suggest the diagnosis of a severe cutaneous myiasis. The case was managed by wound debridement and flushing with hydrogen peroxide 3% and diluted hibiscrub 0.05%, followed with povidone iodine 2.5%. Topical ointment, Dermapred® and insecticide, Negasunt® were applied topically. Parenteral administration of flunixin meglumine 2.2 mg/kg for 3 days and Oxytetracycline 1 ml/10 k every 72 hours, given twice both through intramuscular route. Supplement injections, Vitavet® and Catosal™ were given to improve the wound healing process. The outcome of the wound improved post-14 days of treatment. Administration of timely combination of antimicrobials, pain management and flies control are leading factors to a good healing process. |
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Wan Jaafar, Wan Nor Fitri Rashid, Muhammad Azrolharith Abdullah, Faez Firdaus Jesse Lim, Eric Teik Chung Mohd Azmi, Mohd Lila Salleh, Annas Zamri, Zulfakarudin Hisham, Azrul Che Ali, Aznida Haron, Abd Wahid Baiee, Falah Hasan Ali |
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Wan Jaafar, Wan Nor Fitri Rashid, Muhammad Azrolharith Abdullah, Faez Firdaus Jesse Lim, Eric Teik Chung Mohd Azmi, Mohd Lila Salleh, Annas Zamri, Zulfakarudin Hisham, Azrul Che Ali, Aznida Haron, Abd Wahid Baiee, Falah Hasan Ali Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report |
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Wan Jaafar, Wan Nor Fitri Rashid, Muhammad Azrolharith Abdullah, Faez Firdaus Jesse Lim, Eric Teik Chung Mohd Azmi, Mohd Lila Salleh, Annas Zamri, Zulfakarudin Hisham, Azrul Che Ali, Aznida Haron, Abd Wahid Baiee, Falah Hasan Ali |
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Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report |
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Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report |
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Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report |
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Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report |
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Clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, Dama dama: A case report |
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clinical management of a severe traumatic cutaneous myiasis at the base of the antler in a fallow deer, dama dama: a case report |
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