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vaginoscopy

Vaginoscopy in a cow to diagnose the presence of a uterine infection

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Uterine infections in post partum cows

Bacterial uterine infections disrupt not only the function of the uterus, but also the ovary and the control centres in the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. The correct diagnosis and treatment of uterine diseases is a key component of all reproduction management programs.

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