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ct-12822	Sharma, Pururava; Kumar, Pravesh; Sood, Pankaj ; Sharma, Akshay; Yangka, Dawa; Thakur, Depika; Sharma, Amit 	Fetal abdominoschisis and chondrodysplastic dwarfism in hydroallantoic buffaloes	2025	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2761	150	38	Keywords: Abdominoschisis, buffalo, chondrodysplastic, fetal monsters, hydorallantois Introduction Hydroallantois is a pathological condition of pregnancy characterized by excessive and rapid accumulation of 40-160 litres allantoic fluid within the allantoic cavity,1 typically occurring within 5-20 days prior to parturition.2 This condi- tion arises due to fetal membranes functional or structural abnormalities, particularly allantochorion, and leads to marked bilateral abdominal distension of the dam.3 Hydroallantois is infrequently diagnosed and is observed across multiple species, with the highest incidence reported in cattle and buffaloes.4 Occasional cases have also been docu- mented in mares,5,6 in an ewe,7 and a dog.8 Fetal membranes were manually removed after 42 hours of induction of parturition with gentle teasing and avoiding uterine hemorrhage; had numerous small-sized cotyledons and hypoplasia.	cache/ct-12822.pdf	txt/ct-12822.txt