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Structure and function of the bovine fetomaternal unit in relation to the causes of retained fetal membranes

1 Nov 2009

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Approximately 5 per cent of dairy cows are affected by retained fetal membranes. Retained fetal membranes are an important risk factor for the metritis/endometritis disease complex occurring in early lactation, and costs the UK dairy industry approximately pound16 million annually in lost production. Veterinary clinicians have described the clinical signs, treatment and some associated risk factors of the...

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PMID: 19933541
DOI: 10.1136/vr.165.21.615

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