Abstract:
Clinical and subclinical endometritis (SCE) occurs in postpartum lactating cows within a few weeks. Immunosuppression, microbial proliferation, and disruption of the endometrial lining of the uterus are associated with an increased risk of developing metritis endometritis, which may be associated with an increased likelihood of development. Diagnostic Approaches for Offices Vaginoscopic participation is the preferred method of detecting pus in the vaginal cavity as a general diagnostic criterion using metric and ultrasound examination. Identification The pathological number of microbes in the uterus seems difficult Samples are collected using special instruments. Inflammatory changes can be detected with high accuracy in the endometrium (CS-affected cows) by histological sections or hysteroscopy of endometrial biopsy specimens, but such approaches are limited to specialized cases.
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