Equine Reproduction and Stud Medicine Q&A 06

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A 12-year-old multiparous barren mare failed to become pregnant the previous breeding season. Examination of the genital tract reveals a mature follicle present, an open cervix and a slightly distended uterus which, on palpation, expresses air out through the vulvar lips. Speculum examination revealed a reddened and relaxed cervix with air bubbles intermixed in a clear thin watery discharge.

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What clinical conditions may exist? [[|Link to Article]]
What physical changes might be detected on clinical examination which indicate a possible cause of the infertility? [[|Link to Article]]
Do you regard this mare’s vulva conformation to be a contributing factor to her infertility? [[|Link to Article]]
What importance is attached to the level of the pelvic brim in relation to the vulva? [[|Link to Article]]


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