Artificial Insemination in Farm Animals 2011
DOI: 10.5772/16564
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Mechanical and Pharmacologic Applications of Artificial Insemination in Ewes

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“…Transcervical AI (TCAI) could be a plausible technique but the cervical rings offer the greatest obstacle to the AI pipette. The first, second, and third cervical rings are not aligned properly with the second ring most misaligned (Kaabi et al 2006;Aral et al 2011). Thus, the pipette is misdirected from the central lumen and cannot penetrate further, limiting the chilled or frozen semen deposition into the uterine body (Figure 1).…”
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“…Transcervical AI (TCAI) could be a plausible technique but the cervical rings offer the greatest obstacle to the AI pipette. The first, second, and third cervical rings are not aligned properly with the second ring most misaligned (Kaabi et al 2006;Aral et al 2011). Thus, the pipette is misdirected from the central lumen and cannot penetrate further, limiting the chilled or frozen semen deposition into the uterine body (Figure 1).…”
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confidence: 99%