Identification of Physical Trauma Injuries in Javan Langurs (Trachypithecus spp.) for Veterinary Forensic Examination
Identification of Physical Trauma Injuries in Javan Langurs (Trachypithecus spp.) for Veterinary Forensic Examination
Sarah Fajriannisa1, Achadiyani2, Shafia Khairani1,2*
Abrasion in necropsy report 1 and 3. (a) Wound on the upper right side of the head (b) Several areas on the inner upper left leg (arrows). (c) Two adjacent wounds on the upper left face/forehead (arrows).
Chop in necropsy report 1. Wound on the lower part of the nose.
Gunshot in necropsy report 1. (a) Wound on the skin (arrow). (b) X-ray of the bullet location (arrow).
Dome point/round head air rifle bullet found in the animal’s body.
Gunshot in necropsy report 2. (a) Bullet location near the left sternum (arrow), (b) in the inner right arm muscle near the elbow joint (arrow), (c) in the inner upper right leg muscle (arrow).
Air rifle bullet with a flat head type (flat/wadcutter pellet) found in the animal’s body.
Wounds of the leg region in necropsy report 1. (a) Hematoma wound on the left hind upper leg. (b) X-ray examination of the leg region (arrow).
Hematoma and laceration wound on the arm region in necropsy report 3.
Wounds of the leg region in necropsy report 1. Therapeutic wounds in the form of chop and sutures (stitches) after amputation surgery.
Identification of all physical trauma injuries.
Note: *NA: Not Available.
Schematic representation of the location of physical trauma injuries.
