Successful Surgical Management of Type 1 Atresia Ani in a 3-Weeks-Old Piglet: A Case Report

Atresia ani is a congenital anomaly characterized by the absence or closure of the anal opening.This case report describes the successful surgical management of type 11 atresia ani in a 3-week-old piglet.The piglet was presented with a history of constipation and absence of anal opening.Surgical correction was performed using Epidural anaesthesia.The piglet recovered uneventfully and was able to pass stool normally post-operatively.This case report highlights the importance of early diagnosis and surgical intervention in the management of atresia ani in piglets.