Buza？？larda Kongenital ？ntestinal Atresia Olgular？n？n Klinik ve Sa？alt？m Y？nünden De？erlendirilmesi

In this study the calves with intestinal atresia like atresia ani, atresia ani & recti, atresia ani & rectovaginal fistula and atresia coli applied to Surgery Clinics of Veterinary Faculty of Cumhuriyet University between 2016-2018 was evaluated on the basis of diagnosis, treatment and results. The material of the study consisted of 19 (9.05%) intestinal atresia calves with different breed, age and gender from the 210 calves brought to the Surgery Clinic between 2016-2018. Various anomalies of intestinal atresia were detected in the calves including atresia ani (1 cases), atresia ani at recti (1 case), atresia ani at rectovaginal fistule (2 cases) and atresia coli (15 cases). In the study, 3 of 19 intestinal atresia cases died in the preoperative period and 2 cases were not allowed to be operated by the animal owner. A total of 5 cases could not be intervened. In the remaining 14 cases, 10 atresia coli, 1 atresia ani, 1 atresia ani et recti and 2 atresia ani et rectovaginal fistula were operated. In the postoperative period, 4 of 10 atresia coli cases survived and 6 cases died; All of the cases who had 1 atresia ani, 1 atresia ani & recti and 2 atresia & rectovaginal fistula were survived. As a result, the operative intervention in intestinal atresia is quite successful except atresia coli cases. However, it was concluded that early diagnosis of all intestinal atresia including atresia coli would increase the success of operative treatment