Mirjam Metzner, H W Lessmann, Catherine Merck
Abstract
A method for hysteroscopy in cattle, using a rigid tube for passage through the cervical canal, is described. Using this method, passage through the cervical canal is possible independent of the stage of the gynaecological cycles. The hysteroscopic findings of 105 examinations in cows are described and discussed.
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A method for hysteroscopy in cattle, using a rigid tube for passage through the cervical canal, is described. Using this method, passage through the cervical canal is possible independent of the stage of the gynaecological cycles. The hysteroscopic findings of 105 examinations in cows are described and discussed.
Key concepts: Hysteroscopy, Cervical canal, Medicine, Obstetrics, Stage (stratigraphy), Gynecology, Biology, Cervix