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Principles and Applications of Reproductive Ultrasonography

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Pinto C.R.
In: LAVC - Annual Conference - Lima, 2018 by Latin American Veterinary Conference
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APR 13, 2018
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Although we are all familiar with reproductive ultrasonography today, it is valid to remember that was not until a couple of decades ago that this extraordinary technology revolutionized the knowledge of female bovine reproduction
o Increased knowledge of reproductive physiology
o Increased knowledge of reproductive pathology

Potential applications
o Routine clinical applications
o Advanced clinical applications
o Research applications

This presentation will concentrate on the value of ultrasonography for routine clinical applications and examples of its use for advanced assisted reproduction in cows ...

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Pinto, C. R. (2018) “Principles and Applications of Reproductive Ultrasonography”, LAVC - Annual Conference - Lima, 2018. Available at: https://www.ivis.org/library/lavc/lavc-annual-conference-lima-2018/principles-and-applications-of-reproductive-ultrasonography (Accessed: 14 September 2024).

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  • Carlos Roberto Pinto

    Pinto C.R.

    Professor
    M.M.V. PhD DACT
    Veterinary Clinical Sciences (VCS), School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University
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