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Impact of metritis and systemic antibiotic treatment on the biochemistry and morphology of the bovine uterus at one month postpartum

2025-02-14

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>We explored the biochemistry and morphology of the uterus at approximately one month postpartum for cows that were diagnosed with metritis (uterine disease; n=18) or healthy (n=17) at 7 to 10 d postpartum and either treated or untreated with ceftiofur hydrochloride (2x2 factorial). Cows were slaughtered at one month postpartum and the uterine horn was flushed to identify cows with a pur...

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41796200-ed37-5ec2-9927-7617f491bf3e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6016337/v1
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