Zotli sigirlarda tuyoq aylanasi (gultoji) flegmonasining kechishi (adabiyotlar sharhi)

Abstract

This article examines the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical significance, and factors contributing to the development of coronary band cellulitis in cattle. It describes the mechanisms underlying diffuse purulent inflammation of the subcutaneous connective tissue in the coronary region of the hoof, as well as its association with pathological conditions such as purulent pododermatitis, necrosis of the soft hoof cartilage, and purulent inflammation of the distal interphalangeal joint. The negative effects of hoof disorders on locomotor activity, milk productivity, and reproductive performance in dairy cows, as well as their associated economic losses, are discussed. Particular attention is paid to the importance of regular orthopedic examinations, maintaining proper sanitary and hygienic conditions, timely hoof care, and early detection of lameness as essential preventive measures. Early diagnosis of coronary band cellulitis, assessment of its clinical course, and improvement of effective treatment methods remain important areas of veterinary practice and research.