Health Status of 3 Years Old Female Javan Langur according to Aspinal Medical Check-Up Procedure in Javan Langur Center (JLC)

In Indonesia, JLC is a conservation foundation which a part of a Javan primate project that collaborates with the Aspinal Foundation. Javan Langur which was kept in JLC must undergo medical check-up series to ensure animal health status and also to prevent transmission of diseases from an animal to other animals or humans. There were several steps of medical check-up in JLC according to Aspinal Foundation procedure that must be done mainly when the animal first arrives on conservation. Such us physical examination, morphometric measurement, hematology test, renal and liver function, hepatitis, simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV), Simian retrovirus (SRV) and Simian virus leukemia cell T (STLVs), feces examination for parasite and bacteria, tuberculin skin test by mammalian old tuberculin solution. All procedure was performed under anesthesia to avoid injury to both animal and veterinarian. One of the animal that when through this medical check-up was 3 years old female Javan Langur name Ifa. After a long and thorough examination, Ifa was on the normal condition and free from diseases as the lab result said so.