Dystocia Eye Hook, a critical instrument for addressing calving difficulties and other birth-related complications in livestock.
Dystocia Eye Hook is a specialized veterinary tool designed to assist in difficult births (dystocia) in large animals, particularly cattle. Made from high-grade stainless steel, this instrument features a carefully crafted hook at one end, which is designed to be placed in the orbit (eye socket) of a dead fetus. This allows for safe and effective traction, helping to extract the fetus and resolve the calving difficulty without causing unnecessary damage to the cow's reproductive tract.
Uses:
Assisting in Calving: It is used to apply controlled traction to a dead or malpositioned calf, helping to extract it from the birth canal when manual manipulation is not sufficient.
Resolving Dystocia: This instrument is a key component in a veterinary professional's toolkit for addressing complications during birth, which can arise from factors like fetal size, malposition, or maternal weakness.
Minimizing Tissue Damage: When used correctly, the eye hook provides a stable point of attachment for traction that is less likely to cause severe damage to the mother's soft tissues compared to less specialized tools.
Extracting a Dead Fetus: It is particularly useful for extracting a dead calf, as the bone structure around the eye socket provides a secure point of attachment.
Dystocia Eye Hook
Key Features
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Durable Stainless Steel Constructio
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Ergonomic Handle
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Non-Slip Design
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Blunt Tip for Safety
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Hygiene and Sterilization
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How To Use
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Preparation: The veterinarian first diagnoses the cause of dystocia and determines that extraction is the necessary course of action. The instrument is cleaned and sterilized.
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Positioning: The veterinarian guides the eye hook through the birth canal and carefully places it into the eye socket of the dead fetus.
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Applying Traction: With a secure grip, the veterinarian applies controlled, steady traction, often in coordination with the cow's contractions, to help ease the fetus out of the birth canal.
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Completion: The process is repeated as needed, and once the fetus is delivered, the veterinarian can assess the health of the cow and provide necessary aftercare.
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Product Categories
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Veterinary Instruments
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Obstetric & Gynecological Instruments
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Large Animal Surgery Instruments
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