XXXVIII Annual Congress of Indian
Society for Veterinary Surgery
Bikaner, On the second day of
International Symposium on “New horizons of Camel Surgery and Large Ruminant
Surgery” and XXXVIII Annual Congress of
Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery being organized by Rajasthan University
of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner scientists from various part of
India as well as from abroad shared their research findings.
Today
in Ruminant Surgery
session Dr. N.S. Saini discussed an approach to the diagnosis and treatment of
surgical disorders of fore-stomach in ruminants. In orthopaedic surgery session
scientists discussed recent
concepts in the diagnosis and management of spinal trauma, fracture treatment
in small animals– recent developments, decision-making and management of
complications, application of new fiber glass technique for large animal bone
fractures, severe tendon ruptures, horn fractures and for small animal
fractures. In the radiology and imaging techniques session Dr. S.V. Vishwasrao
told imaging techniques 2014: a must know for an enlightened Indian veterinary
surgeon. A fruitful discussion was there on the long term study on incidence,
comparison of diagnostic and treatment methods for cervical and thoracic
oesophageal obstruction in cattle and buffaloes.
Organizing Secretary Dr. T.K. Gahlot
put light on the skin grafting and reconstructive surgery in equines. In next
session of wild and zoo animal Dr. K.K. Sarma discussed airlifting of large
wild mammals for rescue and translocation, Dr. Indramani Nath told about
treating reptiles—a blend of science and adventure and Dr Arvind Mathur
discussed an overview about management of surgical affections in captive and
free ranging wildlife of Rajasthan. In
small animal surgery session Dr. D.B. Patil lightened progressive retinal
atrophy in dogs. In avian surgery session Dr. Praveen Bishnoi presented lead
paper on anaesthetic and surgical management in birds. Dr. G.S. Khandekar told
about laparoscopy applications in veterinary practice. Dr. Alex H Tinson elaborated
about the anaesthesia using alfaxan and isoflurane in two adult dromedary
camels. Dr S. Senthil Kumar discussed about clinical anaesthetic management of
cattle. During the conference a special lecture was organized for veterinary students and a special lecture on "the scope and need
for humane veterinary education and veterinary practice in India" was
presented by Dr. Naresh Chandra Upreti,
Programme Manager, Animal Rahat.
In the evening delegates enjoyed the
cultural programmes presented by the students of RAJUVAS and Rajasthani local
artists. All the delegates enjoyed kalbeliya dance, chanvari naritya and folk
dances. In excursion tour the delegates visited Junagarh temple, deshnok karni
temple, camel farm and purchased traditional dresses and Bikaneri sweets and
namkeens. Valedictory session will be conducted tomorrow at
1.00 PM. The recommendation of the symposium will be submitted to various
agencies, ICAR, Govt. of India and other agencies for consideration.
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