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Abomasum displacement - left and right

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Contributor(s):

Polly Gratwick

Keith Cutler

Synonym(s): LDA, RDA


Abomasum displacement - left and right

Displacement of the abomasum is a commonly seen condition in dairy cattle and can have a significant impact on herd productivity.

Abdominal anatomy ©Polly Gratwick

Introduction

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Why does the abomasum displace?

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What are the risk factors?

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Can LDA/RDA be corrected?

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What is the success rate?

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What post-operative care will be needed?

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What are the signs of a DA?

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How can DA be prevented?

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