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Advanced Small Animal Reproductive Techniques

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2006Publisher:American Animal Hospital AssociationJournal:Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, volume 42, pages 10-17 (issn: 0587-2871, eissn: 1547-3317,

Authors: Bruce E. Eilts; Bruce E. Eilts; Autumn Davidson; Autumn Davidson;

doi: 10.5326/0420010

pmid: 16397190

Advanced Small Animal Reproductive Techniques

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Abstract

Small animal reproductive techniques have become quite advanced in recent years. Techniques described in this paper include transcervical catheterization for the purpose of insemination and intrauterine diagnostics (e.g., cytology, culture, and/or biopsy), and semen cryopreservation that allows international shipping of valuable semen and preservation of reproductive capacity. The use of uterine and fetal monitoring devices that enable intervention and mediation of dystocia is also described.

Related Organizations

University of California, Davis
United States
Louisiana State University
United States

Keywords

Male, Reproductive Techniques, Assisted, Breeding, Dystocia, Pregnancy, Animals, Female, Insemination, Artificial, Semen Preservation

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