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Nonsurgical Uterotubal Insemination in the Mare

Jerves Vázquez, Víctor E Salgueiro Medina, I. K. Liu, Barry A. Ball, Mary A. Scott

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Uterotubal insemination with a low number of spermatozoa serves as a possible assisted reproductive procedure for achieving pregnancy in mares. The procedure requires a minimal amount of fluid and a suboptimal number of progressively motile, morphologically normal sperm, and it bypasses the uterine phase of sperm transport and selection. Authors’ address: Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (Vazquez and Medina) and Dept. of Population Health and Reproduction (all other authors), School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California at Davis, Davis, CA 95616. r 1998 AAEP.

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Uterotubal insemination with a low number of spermatozoa serves as a possible assisted reproductive procedure for achieving pregnancy in mares. The procedure requires a minimal amount of fluid and a suboptimal number of progressively motile, morphologically normal sperm, and it bypasses the uterine phase of sperm transport and selection. Authors’ address: Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (Vazquez and Medina) and Dept. of Population Health and Reproduction (all other authors), School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California at Davis, Davis, CA 95616. r 1998 AAEP.

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Uterotubal insemination with a low number of spermatozoa serves as a possible assisted reproductive procedure for achieving pregnancy in mares. The procedure requires a minimal amount of fluid and a suboptimal number of progressively motile, morphologically normal sperm, and it bypasses the uterine phase of sperm transport and selection. Authors’ address: Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (Vazquez and Medina) and Dept. of Population Health and Reproduction (all other authors), School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California at Davis, Davis, CA 95616. r 1998 AAEP.

Key concepts: Insemination, Gynecology, Population, Artificial insemination, Sperm, Medicine, Pregnancy, Andrology

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