A NOVEL FARM TECHNOLOGY TO QUANTIFY DAIRY COW CERVIX MORPHOLOGY: OESTRUS VERSUS NON-OESTRUS MODELS (SHORT PAPER)

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NIKKHAH A.; KARIMZADEH S.M.

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Journal: IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH Year:2013 | Volume:14 | Issue:2 (43) Page(s): 145-149

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A NOVEL FARM TECHNOLOGY TO QUANTIFY DAIRY COW CERVIX MORPHOLOGY: OESTRUS VERSUS NON-OESTRUS MODELS (SHORT PAPER)

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NIKKHAH A. | KARIMZADEH S.M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CERVIXQ2

COWQ3

OESTRUSQ3

MORPHOLOGYQ2

REPRODUCTIONQ2

Abstract

The objective was to quantify and compare cow cervical morphology on oestrus vs. non-oestrus days using a new farm technology. The cervical tissues were videotaped using a cervixscope involving new camera equipment in four Holstein cows on multiple oestrus and non-oestrus days to score tissue morphology as altered by oestrus. The non-oestrous days were in diestrus phases. The videotaped records were processed in a computer installed with image processing software. Cervix central positioning, movements, mucosal secretions, and clarity in the captured images were scored visually, each on a 5-point basis. Cervical regions were significantly more discrete, more mucosal, more central, and more stable on standing oestrus days than on non-oestrus days. During standing oestrus, the cervix was lucidly visible and rigidly positioned in the central end of vagina, whereas non-oestrus cervices were unstable and hardly separable from surrounding tissues. Findings demonstrate the on-farm feasibility of the novel inexpensive cervixscope as a farm management tool for quantifying cervix morphology.

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NIKKHAH, A., & KARIMZADEH, S.M.. (2013). A NOVEL FARM TECHNOLOGY TO QUANTIFY DAIRY COW CERVIX MORPHOLOGY: OESTRUS VERSUS NON-OESTRUS MODELS (SHORT PAPER). IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH (IJVR), 14(2 (43)), 145-149. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/85596/en

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NIKKHAH A., KARIMZADEH S.M.. A NOVEL FARM TECHNOLOGY TO QUANTIFY DAIRY COW CERVIX MORPHOLOGY: OESTRUS VERSUS NON-OESTRUS MODELS (SHORT PAPER). IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH (IJVR)[Internet]. 2013;14(2 (43)):145-149. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/85596/en

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A. NIKKHAH, and S.M. KARIMZADEH, “A NOVEL FARM TECHNOLOGY TO QUANTIFY DAIRY COW CERVIX MORPHOLOGY: OESTRUS VERSUS NON-OESTRUS MODELS (SHORT PAPER),” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH (IJVR), vol. 14, no. 2 (43), pp. 145–149, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/85596/en

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