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A Clinical Study of Anestrus Buffaloes in Southern Nepal.
Related Articles A Clinical Study of Anestrus Buffaloes in Southern Nepal.
J Reprod Dev. 2009 Dec 25;
Authors: Sah SK, Nakao T
Anestrus is one of the most important reproductive disorders in dairy buffaloes. The clinical features of anestrus in buffaloes, however, have not been well described. The objectives of this study were to describe the causes of anestrus in buffaloes and their reproductive performance after treatment under field conditions in southern Nepal. Of 135 anestrus buffalo cows, 61.4% had true anestrus with ovarian dysfunction and 33.3% had silent ovulation. In 111 buffalo heifers, 76.6% were in true anestrus and 18.9% had silent ovulation. The duration of anestrus after calving was longer than 6 months in 83% of buffalo cows and 61.5% of the buffalo cows had durations longer than 10 months. The interval between the last breeding and diagnosis of anestrus was more than 5 months in 67.4% of cows and heifers. Treatment of anestrus with prostaglandin F2alpha in cows and heifers with a corpus luteum resulted in higher pregnancy rates within one (P
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