Метрит корів як причина зниження їх репродуктивної здатності (оглядова стаття)
Анотація
Недостатній розвиток молочного скотарства часто обумовлений порушенням репродуктивної здатності корів, що призводить до їх неплідності на ґрунті акушерсько – гінекологічної патології. Серед поширених таких патологій реєструють: затримку посліду, субінволюцію матки, цервіцит, вагініт, виворіт матки. Частіше за все у корів діагностують метрит.
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