Under the supervision of Prof.Ahmed Ghallab Mohamed-Aswan University President, and Dr. Mohamed Karmi Hussein-Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, the faculty sent a medical convey to Bahery Manshia village in Kom Ombo with the participation of an elite of the academic staff of the faculty :
Prof. Eng. Ragab Hassan Mohamed, Department of Obstetrics and Reproduction, and Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs
Dr. Bahaa El-Din El-Sayed Abdel Aziz, teacher of El-Maadia and Vice-Dean for Environmental Affairs and Community Service
Dr. Yahya Abbas Amin, teacher at the Department of Obstetrics and Reproduction
Dr. Al-Laithi Al-Laith Al-Laithi, a teacher of surgery
Dr.. Majdi Al-Jyoushi Mahmoud, a teacher of internal diseases
Dr. Safaa Youssef Nour, Professor of Internal Medicine
Vet.Fatima Syed Muhammad Teaching Assistant, Department of Pharmacology
Vet. Asma Muhammad Ahmad Abdel Basit, Teaching Assistant, Department of Surgery
Vet. Israa Al Kafi Anwar Teaching Assistant, Department of Internal Medicine
Vet. Doaa Abdel Rahman Suleiman, Teaching Assistant, Department of Maternity
Vet. Abnoub Talaat Youssef, Teaching Assistant, Department of Anatomy
Vet. Fatima Abdel Nasser Mohamed Teaching Assistant, Department of Poultry
With the participation of the Veterinary Medicine Directorate headed by Dr. Ahmed Saleh-Director General, and with participation of the Veterinarian Syndicate in Aswan headed by Dr. Soheir Kaawan and students of the fifth batches of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
The convoy examined various animals and performed many operations where the surgery department in the convoy performed surgeries such as:
Surgical treatment of:-
1- Upward fixation of the patella in a buffalo.
2- Eye enucleation in cow for treatment of squamous cell carcinoma.
3- Tail amputation in sheep (tail docking).
4- Equine sarcoid in donkeys.
5- Congenital anomalies in umbilical region in calf (case report)
6- Hyphema in addition cow.
7- Keratitis and corneal opacities in a donkey.
8- Laminitis in donkeys.
9- Old wounds.
10- Abscesses.
11- Hoof affections.
The Department of Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases examined and diagnosed diseases of the digestive system in a number
29 cows
10 buffalo
16 animals
3 pets
And Respiratory diseases in a number
12 cows
7 buffalo
skin diseases
7 cows
5 buffalo
11 donkeys
As well as parasite diseases in a number
103 cows
30 buffalo
90 animals
45 pets
The Department of Obstetrics and Reproduction examined and performed the various operations as follows:
1- cattle
A_ pregnancy diagnosis (4 cases)
C_ repeat breeder (2 cases)
D_ Anestrum (3 cases)
2- Buffalo
A_ pregnancy diagnosis (3 cases)
B_ repeat breeder (2 cases)
C_ Anestrum (2 cases )
3- sheep:
A_ pregnancy diagnosis (2 cases)
B_ Endometritis (2 cases)