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ABSTRACT
Sivasudharsan L, Parthiban S, Karthikeyan B, Pothiappan P, Rao
V., Management of degloving wound in macaque (Macaca radiata), Onl J Vet Res., 27
(9): 520-522, 2023. Rotational
forces applied to the skin and supporting tissues frequently result in a low
velocity avulsion injury referred to as a degloving
injury. Degloving injuries like shearing wounds are
serious because the skin barrier is gone and there is damage to soft tissues
and blood supply. The present case describes the case history, clinical
findings, diagnosis and management of Degloving wound in a Seven
months old male monkey (Macaca radiate).
Key Words: Degloving
injury, monkey, case.
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