Патология яичников и маточных труб как причина симптоматической формы бесплодия коров

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Pathology of uterine tubes as a cause of infertility symptomatic cows is more common than to diagnose because the symptoms of currents do not have the explicit expression.\nAccording to the results o f obstetric-gynecologic medical examination of 217 cows, which were conducted before bringing the cows on the summer-camp maintenance, 37 cows were allocated, of which the reproductive сycle occurs during 30 days after calving. They are considered infertile. When the external clinical examination of these cows were found not to have changes that might be the reasons for their infertility, nternal research was diagnosed ovarian hypofunction in 22, a persistent yellow body in 7, ovarian cysts in 4, presence of ripen follicles in the ovaries in 4 cows.\nUnder the analyzing the results of biochemical studies of blood it was determined decreasing level of carotene at all cows with a cyst and persistent yellow body, ovarian follicles and with ovarian hypopituitatism. Under the ovarian cyst increasing level of AST and content of cholesterol, under the ovaries hypofunction - a disturbance of Ca:P Treatment 6 of 37 barren cow after two stages of treatment came in the hunt, but not be fertilized, in the presence of pathology of uterine tubes with application of tissue preparation "Fetoplacentat" together with Novocain blockade on V.l. Zaviryuha, adding lidazy 80-100 conventional units and tetravit culminated in the emergence of them full-fledged stage of excitation of fertilization.

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