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Management of Horn Gore Injury of Vagina in a Buffalo: A Case Report
A 6 year old murrah buffalo weighing around 350 kg was presented with the complaint of lacerated wound in the vagina resulted after horn gore injury since eight hours. The area around the injury was debrided and wound was flushed properly with normal saline followed by washing with povidone iodine (5%). After stabilizing the animal, lacerated wound was closed in routine manner. The buffalo had an uneventful recovery.