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Video Return… Removing a needle from the sternal region of a cow..

By Anjum Andrabi · Originally published April 9, 2010

A historical entry from the OASIS animal picture blog. Original observations and discussion are preserved; this entry has not received a new veterinary review. Some photographs show clinical procedures.

This post comes after a long pause, mainly due to my preoccupation with work. I promise to post more frequently in the future.

I am sharing a video showing the extraction of a long needle which had caused swelling, pain and abscess in the sternal region of a cow.

Watch the original video on YouTube

From the original discussion

Archived comments are preserved in their original context. New comments are closed.

  • Austin Bouck says:

    What do you do to prevent infection following this procedure? I normally work with small animals but I’m currently gaining cattle experience. I’m curious how you go about follow up, especially in a range situation, do you just use dissolving suture and inject a long-term antibiotic?

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