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Are umbilical hernias in Holstein cattle known to be heritable?

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Are umbilical hernias in Holstein cattle known to be heritable?

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Yes. Some umbilical hernias in calves are thought to be inherited and some acquired, although no accurate method exists to determine which are acquired and which are inherited. A genetic disorder should not be perpetuated. I generally repair the hernia on request and try to educate the client or owner about the issue of inheritance. 4. What are the common contents of an umbilical hernia in swine? In cattle? An umbilical hernia in cattle or swine is a specific diagnosis among disorders of umbilical masses. The most common findings in an umbilical mass are abscess and infected umbilical vessels. The most common finding in umbilical hernias in pigs is intestine and in calves is omentum. 5. What might excessive pressure on the spermatic cord as a sequela to internal abdominal inguinal ring suturing stimulate? Pressure severe enough to restrict blood flow would cause pain, swelling, and degeneration or necrosis of the testicle. Minor pressure would cause pain, which would cause the testicle

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