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[Diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of the pyometra-endometritis complex in dogs].

J Oelzner, Arnold Münnich

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652 bitches suffering from the pyometra-endometritis complex were divided into three groups. General condition and the haemogramm were examined. The bitches of group III (n = 220) had greatest disturbances, and the mortality rate was high, especially in bitches with uterine rupture (50%). The healing rate of 63.7% in this group is the result of a special treatment schedule that is also possible under practical conditions.

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652 bitches suffering from the pyometra-endometritis complex were divided into three groups. General condition and the haemogramm were examined. The bitches of group III (n = 220) had greatest disturbances, and the mortality rate was high, especially in bitches with uterine rupture (50%). The healing rate of 63.7% in this group is the result of a special treatment schedule that is also possible under practical conditions.

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652 bitches suffering from the pyometra-endometritis complex were divided into three groups. General condition and the haemogramm were examined. The bitches of group III (n = 220) had greatest disturbances, and the mortality rate was high, especially in bitches with uterine rupture (50%). The healing rate of 63.7% in this group is the result of a special treatment schedule that is also possible under practical conditions.

Key concepts: Pyometra, Endometritis, Medicine, Gynecology, Uterus, Internal medicine, Biology, Pregnancy

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