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Wound M yiasis

Wound M yiasis. Wound myiasis occurs when fly larvae infest open wounds. In sheeps it is mostly caused by larvae of blowfly ( calliphoridae ) belonging to order diptera. History. Presented 27-8-16 Sheep, Male, 1 year age Temperature: 103.7 F Pulse: 104 per minute

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Wound M yiasis

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  1. Wound Myiasis

  2. Wound myiasis occurs when fly larvae infest open wounds. • In sheeps it is mostly caused by larvae of blowfly (calliphoridae) belonging to order diptera.

  3. History Presented 27-8-16 Sheep, Male, 1 year age Temperature: 103.7 F Pulse: 104 per minute Respiration: 60 per minute A cavity of 2.5 inch wide and 2 inch deep approx. beneath left horn Some ticks inside ears found History of animal fighting

  4. Management • Irrigation (KMn04 => 1:10000) • Chloroform (to facilitate maggots removal) • Manual removal of maggots • Debridement of necrosed tissues • Antiseptic dressing • Inj. Methapyrine 3 ml I/M for 2 days • Written medication

  5. Furacin cream • Ivomac 1ml • Penbiotic 1 gm 4 days • Neem oil • Vit. B 12 inj. • Panacort

  6. Irrigation

  7. Maggots

  8. Necrosed tissues

  9. Debridement

  10. Furacin cream application

  11. Gauze inserted in cavity

  12. Epithelialization starts

  13. Epithelialization

  14. Cont.

  15. Contraction phase

  16. QUESTIONS…..?

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