Böngészés Department and Clinic of Food Animal Medicine cím szerint
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Baloldali oltógyomor-helyzetváltozás álló helyzetű laparoszkópos műtéteinek értékelése egy hazai tejhasznú tehenészetben
(2013)Munkánk során 2011. január 5. és 2012. augusztus 31. között műtöttünk bal oldali oltógyomor-helyzetváltozásban szenvedő teheneket (n=62) egy kelet-magyarországi tejtermelő gazdaságban. Célunk az volt, hogy felmérjük a ... -
Control of calcium metabolism in dairy cows in the periparturient period
(2014)From the trials carried out, one can safely say that the calcium concentration drops drastically at parturition. For a small number of cows, clinical signs will be presented. The majority of cows fall victim to some degree ... -
Control of ketosis in the periparturient dairy cow
(2014)Ketosis is a common ailment of the high producing dairy cow during lactation. From studying literature and texts, it is a recognised metabolic disease of cows during, and resulting from, the transition period. A number of ... -
Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation for Treating Stress-related Disorders in Horses
(2013)The Hungarian National Police Force comprises of a section on horseback. Their work involves having to patrol varied terrain, as well as providing riot control at football matches. They also carry out the tasks of the ... -
Displaced abomasum : forms, treatment, and prevention
(2015)During my practice with several doctors in Lebanon, I attempted to document abomasal displacement in one hundred and twenty cases. In international literature, 80-90% of all displacements are LDA [12]. However, in Lebanon, ... -
The effect of change in the treatment protocol of late pregnant dairy cows and their offspring
(2014)It may be concluded from the results of this study that the farming operation as a whole needs to be harmonized. The health of all the livestock on the farm is the highest priority for the farmer. Securing the health of ... -
The Effect of the Different Synchronisation Protocols on the Reproductive Management in a Dairy Farm
(2013)Cows with an extended interval from calving to first ovulation (post partum period) have increased intervals from calving to conception and are more likely to be culled compared with cows with a short post partum period. ... -
Emergence and Consequences of Schmallenberg Virus Infection in Ruminants in North Rhine-Westphalia
(2013)The Schmallenberg virus, firstly detected in 2011 in a cattle herd close to Schmallenberg (North-Rhine-Westphalia, Germany), is a newly emerged Orthobunya virus (family Bunyaviridae) that is transmitted by blood-sucking ... -
Korai vemhességvizsgálatok és az embrionalis/magzati veszteségek értékelése egy borjúval vemhes és ikervemhes szarvasmarhák esetében
(2014)Vizsgálatunkat három magyarországi tejtermelő szarvasmarhatartó gazdaságban végeztük 1253 állat bevonásával. Vizsgálatunkban az ultrahanggal végzett pozitív korai vemhességvizsgálatok eredményeit értékeltük. Az ikervemhesség ... -
A magzati szívverésszám ultrahangvizsgálata szarvasmarhában a vemhesség első trimeszterében
(2014)A transzrektális ultrahang-vizsgálat alkalmazása a szaporodás-biológiai diagnosztikában komoly gazdasági jelentőséggel bír (FRICKE, 2002). Az embriók életképességének elbírálása szempontjából elsődleges paraméter a ... -
Major viral abortions in cattle in Ireland
(2014)There was almost a 20% decrease in the amount of positive cases of BVD being reported in new-born animals from 2013 to 2014. The number of positive BVD herds also decreased but herds with one or more PI’s increased. This ... -
An overview of infectious causes of abortion in Ireland in 2013
(2014)Bovine abortions cause major financial loss to the farming industry of Ireland each year. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the prevalence and trends of common infectious bovine abortifacients in Ireland in 2013. It ... -
The Role of Histophilus somni (Haemophilus somnus) in Bovine Reproduction
(2013)Histophilus somni (previously known as Haemophilus somnus) is a pathogen of cattle worldwide and it is a small, Gram-negative, coccobacillary, facultative anaerobic, non-spore forming, non-motile, non-capsulated, fastidious ... -
Spurious hypokalemia in horses : the role of serum insulin levels and sample storage conditions
(2014)Spurious hypokalemia is a laboratory result that is "analytically correct but does not reflect the in vivo plasma potassium concentration" (GAMA et al., 2011.). Not correlated to the clinical presentation, it can lead to ... -
A survey of respiratory pathogens in suckling piglets
(2014)Respiratory diseases in pig production are important are one of the key sources of productivity losses worldwide. While most of the respiratory problems becoming clinically evident in the late growing phase or during ...