Technique for radiographic fluoroscopy evaluation of the cervix and uterus in alpacas

Cargen, K.; Tibary, Ahmed; Sandoval, S.

doi:10.1016/j.theriogenology.2007.05.027

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“…25 Unfortunately, cervical adhesions, stenosis, and deviations are relatively common after mismanagement of dystocia. 25 Unfortunately, cervical adhesions, stenosis, and deviations are relatively common after mismanagement of dystocia.…”

Section: Other Uterine Pathologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Infertility and Subfertility in the Female Camelid

Rodriguez¹,

Pearson²,

Tibary³

2014

Llama and Alpaca Care

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Section: Other Uterine Pathologiesmentioning

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Infertility and Subfertility in the Female Camelid

Rodriguez¹,

Pearson²,

Tibary³

2014

Llama and Alpaca Care

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“…24 It is important to apply the technique when the animal has a dominant follicle. 24 It is important to apply the technique when the animal has a dominant follicle.…”

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Clinical Examination of the Female Reproductive Function

Rodriguez¹,

Pearson²,

Tibary³

2014

Llama and Alpaca Care

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Investigation of male and female infertility in llamas and alpacas

Tibary

Campbell

Rodriguez

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Reprod. Fertil. Dev.

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Llamas and alpacas are important production animals in South America, with increasing interest in other parts of the world. Poor reproductive efficiency combined with several unique anatomical and physiological reproductive features offer challenges in the diagnosis and treatment of infertility in camelids. This review presents an approach to the clinical investigation and common causes of infertility and subfertility in the male and female. The selection of males for breeding should be made based on complete evaluation to eliminate congenital and possibly hereditary disorders. Common disorders of the male reproductive system include testicular hypoplasia, testicular and epididymal cysts and testicular degeneration. Semen evaluation presents some challenges owing to the viscous nature of the ejaculate in these species. Females should be screened for congenital genital defects before breeding. Causes of subfertility in the female are dominated by ovarian and uterine disorders. A systematic clinical approach and the use of endometrial biopsy and advanced techniques, such as laparoscopy, allow early identification of these disorders. Further research is needed for continued understanding of the reproductive pathological processes in these species.

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Technique for radiographic fluoroscopy evaluation of the cervix and uterus in alpacas

Cited by 3 publications

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Infertility and Subfertility in the Female Camelid

Infertility and Subfertility in the Female Camelid

Clinical Examination of the Female Reproductive Function

Investigation of male and female infertility in llamas and alpacas

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