Injuries and Diseases Related to Parturition

Injuries and diseases related to parturition refer to the physical trauma and pathological conditions that occur during or after the birthing process in animals.

These may include vaginal and uterine tears, retained placenta, metritis, uterine prolapse, hemorrhage, and nerve injuries like obturator paralysis. Such complications are more common in difficult births (dystocia).

Hemorrhages, Hematomas, and Contusions of the Vagina/Vulva

• Haemorrhages
• Hematomas
• Contusions

Contusions of Maternal Pelvic Structures

• Contusions of Maternal Pelvic Structures
• Gluteal Nerve Paralysis
• Obturator Nerve Paralysis
• Peroneal Nerve Paralysis
• Rupture of Gastrocnemius Muscle

Rupture and Prolapse

• Rupture of Uterus / Vagina / Perineum- Prolapse of Abdominal / Pelvic Viscera
• Introduction

Rupture of Uterus

• General Considerations: Rupture of Uterus
• Etiology
• Symptoms
• Prognosis
• Treatment

Rupture of Vagina and Perineum

• Rupture of the Vagina
• Rupture of the Perineum and Vulva
• Rupture of Pelvic and Abdominal Organs

Prolapse of Abdominal or Pelvic Viscera

• Prolapse of the Intestines
• Prolapse of the Rectum
• Prolapse of the Bladder
• Eversion of the Bladder
• Prolapse of Perivaginal Fat