Current Therapy in Equine Reproduction
- 1st Edition - October 10, 2006
- Latest edition
- Authors: Juan C. Samper, Jonathan Pycock, Angus O. McKinnon
- Editors: Juan C. Samper, Angus O. McKinnon
- Language: English
Offering the most current insights on horse breeding, this book covers the entire reproductive system, normal and abnormal mare physiology, and a wide range of reproductive… Read more
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Offering the most current insights on horse breeding, this book covers the entire reproductive system, normal and abnormal mare physiology, and a wide range of reproductive problems commonly seen in both the mare and stallion. Coverage includes advanced reproductive techniques, with numerous breeding strategies to help you achieve optimal fertility rates.
- Features the most current information available on equine reproduction, including the latest therapies and treatments for breeding dysfunction, as well as advances in reproductive techniques
- Focuses on therapy and treatment to provide practitioners with quick access to key information
- Features the shared experience and valuable advice of world-renowned experts who have first-hand knowledge of which treatments and therapies are most effective
Section I — The Normal Female Reproductive System
1. Ovulation and Corpus Luteum Development
2. The Follicle: Practical Aspects of Follicle Control
3. Estrus Synchronization
4. Estrus Suppression
5. The Normal Uterus in Estrus
6. Intrauterine Diagnostic Procedures
7. Uterine Contractility
Section II — Female Reproductive Problems: Diagnosis and Management
8. Fertility Expectations and Management of Optimal Fertility
9. Endocrine Tests
10. Cytogenic Evaluation
11. Diagnosis of Oviductal Disorders and Diagnostic Techniques
12. Ovulation Failure
13. Ovarian Abnormalities
14. Uterine Therapy for Mares with Fluid
15. Uterine Therapy for Mares with Bacterial Infections
16. Treatment of Fungal Endometritis
17. Management Regimens for Uterine Cysts
18. Some Unusual Conditions of the Uterus
19. Congenital Abnormalities Involving the Cervix and Uterus
20. Cervical Tears
21. Cervical Failure to Dilate
22. Cervical Adhesions
23. Vulvar Conformation
24. Selective Reproductive Surgery of the Broodmare
25. Infectious and Neoplastic Conditions of the Vulva and Perineum
Section III — The Normal Male Reproductive System
26. Anatomy and Examination of the Normal Testicle
27. The Epididymis
28. Behavior of the Normal Stallion
Section IV — Male Reproductive Problems: Diagnosis and Managemen
29. Testicular Descent and Cryptorchidism
30. Testicular Abnormalities
31. Testicular Biopsy
32. Spermatogenic Arrest (Testicular Degeneration)
33. Endoscopy of the Reproductive Tract in the Stallion
34. Penile Abnormalities
35. Penile Infections
36. Trauma to the Penis
37. Significance of Bacteria Affecting the Stallion’s Reproductive System
38. The Subfertile Stallion
39. Endocrine Diagnostics and Therapeutics for the Stallion with Declining Fertility
Section V — Semen Collection and Evaluation
40. Evaluation of Raw Semen
41. Urospermia and Hemospermia
42. Transmission of Diseases Through Semen
43. Advanced Semen Test for Stallions
44. Preservation of Genetics from Dead and Dying Stallions
45. Insemination with Frozen Semen: Some Management Considerations for Stallions
Section VI — Assisted Reproductive Techniques
46. Collection and Transfer of Oocytes in Mares
47. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection
48. In Vitro Fertilization
49. In Vitro Oocyte Maturation
50. Low-Dose Insemination Techniques
51. Embryo Transfer and Related Technologies
Section VII — The Pregnant Mare: Diagnosis and Management
52. Pregnancy Diagnosis in the Mare
53. Fetal Sex Determination
54. Twin Reduction Techniques
55. Early Embryonic Loss
56. Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome
57. Maintenance of Pregnancy
58. Late Term Pregnancy Monitoring
59. Dystocia and Fetotomy
60. Premature Lactation in Mares
61. Mastitis
62. Normal Prefoaling Mammary Secretions
63. Colostrum
Section VIII — The Post-Foaling Mare
64. The Postpartum Mare
65. Prefoaling and Postfoaling Complications
66. Postpartutient Abnormalities
1. Ovulation and Corpus Luteum Development
2. The Follicle: Practical Aspects of Follicle Control
3. Estrus Synchronization
4. Estrus Suppression
5. The Normal Uterus in Estrus
6. Intrauterine Diagnostic Procedures
7. Uterine Contractility
Section II — Female Reproductive Problems: Diagnosis and Management
8. Fertility Expectations and Management of Optimal Fertility
9. Endocrine Tests
10. Cytogenic Evaluation
11. Diagnosis of Oviductal Disorders and Diagnostic Techniques
12. Ovulation Failure
13. Ovarian Abnormalities
14. Uterine Therapy for Mares with Fluid
15. Uterine Therapy for Mares with Bacterial Infections
16. Treatment of Fungal Endometritis
17. Management Regimens for Uterine Cysts
18. Some Unusual Conditions of the Uterus
19. Congenital Abnormalities Involving the Cervix and Uterus
20. Cervical Tears
21. Cervical Failure to Dilate
22. Cervical Adhesions
23. Vulvar Conformation
24. Selective Reproductive Surgery of the Broodmare
25. Infectious and Neoplastic Conditions of the Vulva and Perineum
Section III — The Normal Male Reproductive System
26. Anatomy and Examination of the Normal Testicle
27. The Epididymis
28. Behavior of the Normal Stallion
Section IV — Male Reproductive Problems: Diagnosis and Managemen
29. Testicular Descent and Cryptorchidism
30. Testicular Abnormalities
31. Testicular Biopsy
32. Spermatogenic Arrest (Testicular Degeneration)
33. Endoscopy of the Reproductive Tract in the Stallion
34. Penile Abnormalities
35. Penile Infections
36. Trauma to the Penis
37. Significance of Bacteria Affecting the Stallion’s Reproductive System
38. The Subfertile Stallion
39. Endocrine Diagnostics and Therapeutics for the Stallion with Declining Fertility
Section V — Semen Collection and Evaluation
40. Evaluation of Raw Semen
41. Urospermia and Hemospermia
42. Transmission of Diseases Through Semen
43. Advanced Semen Test for Stallions
44. Preservation of Genetics from Dead and Dying Stallions
45. Insemination with Frozen Semen: Some Management Considerations for Stallions
Section VI — Assisted Reproductive Techniques
46. Collection and Transfer of Oocytes in Mares
47. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection
48. In Vitro Fertilization
49. In Vitro Oocyte Maturation
50. Low-Dose Insemination Techniques
51. Embryo Transfer and Related Technologies
Section VII — The Pregnant Mare: Diagnosis and Management
52. Pregnancy Diagnosis in the Mare
53. Fetal Sex Determination
54. Twin Reduction Techniques
55. Early Embryonic Loss
56. Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome
57. Maintenance of Pregnancy
58. Late Term Pregnancy Monitoring
59. Dystocia and Fetotomy
60. Premature Lactation in Mares
61. Mastitis
62. Normal Prefoaling Mammary Secretions
63. Colostrum
Section VIII — The Post-Foaling Mare
64. The Postpartum Mare
65. Prefoaling and Postfoaling Complications
66. Postpartutient Abnormalities
Book Review for EVE.
Title: Current Therapy in Equine Reproduction
Authors: J.C. Samper, J. Pycock and A.O.Mckinnon
Price: £73.99
Publisher: Sanders
Veterinary involvement in equine reproduction can vary markedly depending on the breeding practices employed. When successful, there is a large degree of satisfaction for client and vet in the end result of a healthy foal. However, as we all know, there is large number of variables which, on occasion make this end result frustratingly elusive to realise.
This book by authors from Canada, Australia and UK gives a thorough source of information on diagnosis and management of all horse breeding. A large number of contributors (predominately from the USA) are able to impart a lot of detail on a wide range reproductive problem. It is split up into eight sections, comprising the normal female reproductive system, female reproductive problems, normal male reproductive system, male reproductive problems, semen collection and evaluation, assisted reproductive techniques, pregnant mare and the post-foaling mare.
Each contributor writes in their own style, but throughout the book there is a very good reference to allow the reader to easily locate articles for further reading. On the whole the text is backed up by good standard graphs, tables and pictures. The pictures are restricted to black and white only. The text itself is comprehensive and easily readable. It offers the clinician a lot of possible treatment options and a lot of practical advice on how to approach a particular problem and an idea on prognosis for a successful outcome. The section on assisted reproductive techniques gives a good incite into the practical management of an AI programme, and allows for a discussion on embryo transfer.
Reviewed by Ian Cameron at Rossdale and Partners for EVJ
Title: Current Therapy in Equine Reproduction
Authors: J.C. Samper, J. Pycock and A.O.Mckinnon
Price: £73.99
Publisher: Sanders
Veterinary involvement in equine reproduction can vary markedly depending on the breeding practices employed. When successful, there is a large degree of satisfaction for client and vet in the end result of a healthy foal. However, as we all know, there is large number of variables which, on occasion make this end result frustratingly elusive to realise.
This book by authors from Canada, Australia and UK gives a thorough source of information on diagnosis and management of all horse breeding. A large number of contributors (predominately from the USA) are able to impart a lot of detail on a wide range reproductive problem. It is split up into eight sections, comprising the normal female reproductive system, female reproductive problems, normal male reproductive system, male reproductive problems, semen collection and evaluation, assisted reproductive techniques, pregnant mare and the post-foaling mare.
Each contributor writes in their own style, but throughout the book there is a very good reference to allow the reader to easily locate articles for further reading. On the whole the text is backed up by good standard graphs, tables and pictures. The pictures are restricted to black and white only. The text itself is comprehensive and easily readable. It offers the clinician a lot of possible treatment options and a lot of practical advice on how to approach a particular problem and an idea on prognosis for a successful outcome. The section on assisted reproductive techniques gives a good incite into the practical management of an AI programme, and allows for a discussion on embryo transfer.
Reviewed by Ian Cameron at Rossdale and Partners for EVJ
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: October 10, 2006
- Language: English
JS
Juan C. Samper
Affiliations and expertise
Veterinary Reproductive Services, Langley, BC, CanadaAM
Angus O. McKinnon
Affiliations and expertise
Goulburn Valley Equine Hospital, Victoria, AustraliaJS
Juan C. Samper
Affiliations and expertise
Veterinary Reproductive Services, Langley, BC, CanadaJP
Jonathan Pycock
Affiliations and expertise
Equine Reproductive Services, N. Yorkshire, UKAM
Angus O. McKinnon
Affiliations and expertise
Goulburn Valley Equine Hospital, Victoria, AustraliaRead Current Therapy in Equine Reproduction on ScienceDirect