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Dealing with the Acyclic Mare
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Failure to cycle is a relatively common issue in broodmares, and the desire to produce early foals means that there is often considerable pressure to rapidly restore cyclicity. Acyclicity may be suspected on the basis of behaviour, i.e. prolonged absence of behavioural oestrus. More often, acyclicity is suggested by the findings of a gynaecological examination, and confirmed by follow-up examination(s). Signalment and breeding, medical and competitive history can be very useful in helping distinguish between potential physiological, iatrogenic and pathological causes, and in deciding on appropriate ancillary tests to identify underlying pathology or determine how best to resolve the problem ...
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Utrecht University, Department of Equine Sciences, Yalelaan 112, 3584 CM Utrecht, The Netherlands
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