Do Therapeutic Doses of Phenilbutazone Affect Ovulation Processes in Mares?

Larentis, Gustavo Rupp; Bastos, H.B.A.; Camozzato, Giovani Casanova; Santos, Gustavo Oliveira dos; Mattos, R.C.

doi:10.1016/j.jevs.2018.05.188

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“…Subsequently, it has been demonstrated that therapeutic doses of meloxicam (0.6 mg/kg) and phenylbutazone (4.4 mg/kg) can also induce HAF formation (Lima and others 2015). Contrary to this, a recent study by Larentis and others (2018) demonstrated that phenylbutazone did not cause ovulation failure in the group of mares in their study.…”

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Update on the management of the anovulatory follicle in horses

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Background: Anovulatory follicles are those that reach the correct size but then fail to ovulate. Two pathological forms of anovulatory follicle exist in horses: persistant anovulatory follicles and haemorrhagic anovulatory follicles.Aim of the article: This article will focus on the most common morphological form, which is the haemorrhagic anovulatory follicle; why it is important, what our knowledge was and what new knowledge we have developed in the past five to 10 years.

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Section: What Has Changed In the Past Five To 10 Yearscontrasting

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Update on the management of the anovulatory follicle in horses

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2020

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Do Therapeutic Doses of Phenilbutazone Affect Ovulation Processes in Mares?

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Update on the management of the anovulatory follicle in horses

Update on the management of the anovulatory follicle in horses

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