Abomaso Shift left: Review

Abstract

The displaced abomasum corresponding to the pathology responsible for the majority of surgical operations on the abdomen in dairy cows, however, affect animals of all ages and sex. The displacement may be give to the left (LDA) or right (DAD) with or without twist abomasal (VA). It is the most common AEDs and related peripartum where the abomasum is displaced from its anatomic position to the left side, depending on various factors that lead to hypomotility or atony of the body and consequently the gas accumulation. predisposing factors for the occurrence of AEDs are: negative energy balance, diet low in fiber and high in concentrates, handling the transition of power, age, gender, genetics (breed, body depth), weather conditions, concomitant diseases. The treatment consists in the adjustment of the body in their physiological location, and the same or closed by open surgical techniques. The electrolyte replacement is important to the recovery of the animal, as well as the restoration of abomasal motility. When no complications occur, the rates of return to production are high among the cases of DAE. The aim of this work is an increasing discussion about the complete clinical AED.