Left displacement of the abomasum has developed over the past years into one of the most important metabolic disorders in cattle. The disease is frequently encountered in high performing milk breeds. Succesful treatment can be expected after the complete repositioning and fixation of the abomasum. Treatment goals for left abomasal displacement include moving the abomasum to a normal position, preventing it from ever displacing again, and keeping the procedure as inexpensive as possible for the owner. Abomasal displacements can be corrected by open (surgical) or closed (nonsurgical) techniques. Closed techniques are less expensive and relatively quick and simple to perform. Grymer-Sterner method is a closed technique with toggle pin (a special device to fix the abomasum in place). It has noninvasive character, low need for requisites, quick convalence and a reliable method. In this paper; Grymer-Sterner method for the fixation of the abomasum are reviewed.