Question:

Ingluviotomy in chicken is indicated for the

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Avian Surgical Terminology:
Ingluviotomy $\rightarrow$ Incision into Crop (Impaction/Foreign body).
Caponization $\rightarrow$ Avian castration.
Pinioning $\rightarrow$ Amputation of distal wing (prevents flight).
  • Prevention of indiscriminate breeding
  • Management of impaction of crop
  • Fattening of cockerels
  • Prevention from flying
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation


Step 1: Understanding the Concept:

Avian digestive surgery: surgical incision of the crop (ingluvies) to evacuate obstructive foreign bodies or fibrous feed impactions.

Step 2: Detailed Explanation:

Ingluviotomy (Crop Incision Cropotomy) in avian surgery:
- Ingluvies is the anatomical term for the crop in birds (esophageal diverticulum storing food).
- Ingluviotomy is the surgical opening of the crop indicated specifically for the Management and surgical evacuation of Crop Impaction (Sour crop Hard crop Crop stasis Foreign body obstruction caused by fibrous grass, hairballs, or plastic debris).
- (Caponization is for cockerel fattening; Pinioning is for preventing flight).

Step 3: Final Answer:

Hence, ingluviotomy is indicated for Management of impaction of crop, matching option (B).
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