Published April 11, 2023
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THEIR CLINICAL-PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE TREATMENT OF COWS INFECTED WITH POST-BIRTH ENDOMETRITIS WITH DIFFERENT METHODS
Authors/Creators
- 1. professor SamDVMChBU
- 2. head teacher SamDVMChBU
Description
In the treatment of postpartum acute purulent catarrhal endometritis in cows, intrauterine administration of 80 ml of the emulsion and intramuscular administration of PENSRIB-400 in a certain norm and amount improve blood and lymph circulation in the pathological focus, reduce inflammation and enhance regeneration processes. The average duration of treatment is 8 days, of which 9 days in animals with purulent catarrhal endometritis and 11 days in animals with purulent catarrhal endometritis of bacterial and fungal etiology.