Diagnosis and treatment of post parturient uterine diseases in dairy cow
The successful genetic selection for higher milk production caused a dramatic decline in the reproductive performance of dairy cows all over the world during the last decades.Achievement of optimum herd reproductive performance (calving interval of 12 or 13 months with the first calf born at 24 months of age) requires concentrated management activities especially during the first 100 days following calving.The following management activities are needed to pursue during the early postpartum period to reach or approach the optimal reproductive performance such as careful surveillance and assistance at calving, prevention of post parturient metabolic diseases, early diagnosis and treatment of post parturient uterine diseases, accurate detection of oestrus, correct timing of insemination, reducing the effect of heat stress and early pregnancy diagnosis.Among these main activities only early diagnosis, treatment and prevention of post parturient uterine diseases and their effects on milk production and reproductive performance are discussed.
dairy cow clinical metritis clinical endometritis subclinical endometritis
Ottó Szenci DSc Dipl.ECBHM
MTA-SZIE Large Animal Clinical Research Group, (U)ll(o)-Dóra major, H-2225 Hungary
国内会议
昆明
英文
21-31
2014-07-19（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）