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Reproduction and neonatology (Research Reports)

In: BEVA - Annual Congress - Birmingham, 2018 by British Equine Veterinary Association
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SEP 15, 2018
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  • Investigation into the safety and clinical effects of a new progesterone releasing intravaginal device in mares J.R. Crabtree , S. Mateu-Sánchez , C.D. Cooke , I. Rogers, D.I. Rendle and S. Wilsher
  • Is aspiration of blastocoelic fluid essential to vitrify large equine embryos? S. Wilsher, F. Rigali, G. Couto, S. Camargo and W.R. (Twink) Allen
  • Major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I expression on trophoblast of full term equine placentae L. Thompson , R. Robinson , T. Leaman and J.H. Kydd
  • Validation and application of a tablet app for equine semen analysis J.R. Crabtree , A.R. Hawes, L. Morgan, K.L. Burton, J.M.E. Statham and T.R.V. Matson
  • Incidence of retained fetal membranes and oxytocin use in North American equids L. Gannon and M. Duz
  • Hospital admission of mares showing colic signs within 7 days of parturition V.A. Colgate , T.P. Barnett , J.R. Newton and R.J. Payne
  • Retrospective, multicentre analysis of the prevalence of post-operative castration complications in first-opinion equine practice C.A.P. Owens, M. Morley and M.P. Cathcart
  • The influence of sex in the incidence and outcome of neonatal sepsis in horses: a retrospective study, 2008–2016 C.I.G.D. Castanheira , K.T.T. Corley and L.R.G.P. Lamas
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