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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: INTRA-OPERATIVE PROCEDURES, The wound edges should be apposed under as little tension as possible and skin closure is done in three layers- mucosa, submucosa and skin. STEP 3 A simple continuous pattern is done on the mucosal layer using 3-0 or 4-0 synthetic, monofilament, absorbable suture., The wound edges are freshened and proper wound debridement is done. STEP 2 The wound edges should be apposed under as little tension as possible and skin closure is done in three layers- mucosa, submucosa and skin., Subsequently, the submucosal layer is then closed usinng the same suture material and suture pattern (simple continuous pattern)and it should support the mucosal layer. STEP 6 The ramainder of the teat- the skin layer, is then closed using a near-far-far-near or simple interrupted suture pattern using 0 or 2-0 non-absorbable suture material, INTRA-OPERATIVE PROCEDURES iSTEP 1 The wound edges are freshened and proper wound debridement is done., The ramainder of the teat- the skin layer, is then closed using a near-far-far-near or simple interrupted suture pattern using 0 or 2-0 non-absorbable suture material STEP 7 The suture line is then checked for any leakage again after closure to ensure there are no fistulas developing., When the mucosal layer is closed, a teat cannula is inserted into the teat spinchter and the suture line is probed to check the integrity. A fluid test is then performed to ensure there are no leaks present within the layer. If there are leaks present, a simple interupted suture is places at the site of leakage. STEP 5 Subsequently, the submucosal layer is then closed usinng the same suture material and suture pattern (simple continuous pattern)and it should support the mucosal layer., A simple continuous pattern is done on the mucosal layer using 3-0 or 4-0 synthetic, monofilament, absorbable suture. STEP 4 When the mucosal layer is closed, a teat cannula is inserted into the teat spinchter and the suture line is probed to check the integrity. A fluid test is then performed to ensure there are no leaks present within the layer. If there are leaks present, a simple interupted suture is places at the site of leakage., The suture line is then checked for any leakage again after closure to ensure there are no fistulas developing. FINAL STEP Intra-mammary infusion can be administered