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Veterinary Reproduction & Obstetrics
- 10th Edition - December 26, 2016
- Editors: David E. Noakes, Timothy J. Parkinson, Gary C. W. England
- Language: English
- Hardback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 7 0 2 0 - 7 2 3 3 - 8
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 7 0 2 0 - 7 2 3 8 - 3
As the standard theriogenology text for veterinary students, Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics is also a great reference to keep post-graduation. The 10th edition of this book… Read more
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Request a sales quoteAs the standard theriogenology text for veterinary students, Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics is also a great reference to keep post-graduation. The 10th edition of this book has been thoroughly updated to include normal reproduction and reproductive disorders, as well as diseases in the common and less common domestic species (dogs, cats, pigs, and horses as well as llamas, alpacas, and camels). This sorely needed information is vital for practicing in underdeveloped countries which lack the technology, equipment, and personnel offered in the U.S. With many international contributing authors, this one-of-a-kind text includes developments in reproductive biology and endocrinology from across the globe.
- Cover image
- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- List of Contributors
- Preface
- Part 1 Basic Physiology
- Introduction
- 1 Reproductive Physiology of the Female
- The Oestrous Cycle and Its Phases
- The Horse
- The Cow
- The Sheep
- The Goat
- The Pig
- The Dog
- The Cat
- References
- 2 Reproductive Physiology of Male Animals
- Anatomy of the Male Reproductive System
- Development of the Male Reproductive System
- Physiology of the Testis
- Physiology of the Epididymis
- Physiology of the Accessory Glands
- The Penis
- Libido and Mating Behaviour
- References
- 3 Puberty and Seasonality
- Puberty and the Onset of Cyclic Activity
- Melatonin, Puberty and Seasonality
- The Role of Kisspeptin in the Onset of Puberty and Seasonality
- Other External Factors Influencing the Time of Onset of Puberty and Seasonality
- Puberty and Seasonality: A Species Overview
- Artificial Induction of Puberty and Seasonality
- References
- 4 Fertilisation and Development of the Conceptus
- Development of the Conceptus
- Relationship Between Fetal Membranes of Twins and Multiple Fetuses
- Fetal Movements During Pregnancy
- Fetal Growth and Size
- References
- 5 Pregnancy and Its Diagnosis
- Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy
- Pregnancy Diagnosis
- Pregnancy and Its Detection in the Horse
- Pregnancy and Its Detection in Cattle
- Pregnancy and Its Detection in the Pig
- Pregnancy and Its Detection in the Sheep and Goat
- Pregnancy and Its Detection in the Dog
- Pregnancy and Its Detection in the Cat
- Prevention and Termination of Pregnancy
- References
- 6 Parturition and the Care of Parturient Animals and the Newborn
- Parturition
- Care of the Newborn
- References
- 7 Physiology of the Puerperium
- Cattle
- Horse
- Sheep and Goat
- Pig
- Dog
- Cat
- References
- 8 Pharmacological Agents in the Control of Reproduction
- Non-Exogenous Hormone Methods
- Hormonal Control of the Oestrous Cycle
- Immunological Methods
- References
- Part 2 Gestation and Pathology of Gestation
- Introduction
- 9 Abnormalities of Development and Pregnancy
- Introduction
- Abnormal Development Due to Genetic Disorders: Mutations and Chromosome Abnormalities
- Abnormalities Due to Environmental Effects: Dietary and/or Toxic Disorders
- Abnormal Development Due to Infections
- Abnormalities Due to Uncertain Aetiologies, Including Fetal Monsters, Dropsies, Abortion, Maceration, and Mummification
- References
- 10 Prolapse of the Cervix and Vagina
- Sheep
- Cattle
- Pigs
- Dogs
- References
- Part 3 Obstetrics and Surgery of the Reproductive System
- Introduction
- 11 Approach to an Obstetrical Case
- Causes and Classification of Dystocia
- History and General Examination
- Obstetrical Equipment
- Consideration of Treatment
- References
- 12 Prevalence, Causes and Consequences of Dystocia
- Introduction
- Prevalence
- Aetiology
- Consequences of Dystocia
- Prevention
- References
- 13 Maternal Dystocia
- Defects of the Birth Canal
- Defects of Expulsive Forces
- References
- 14 Fetal Dystocia in Livestock
- Manipulative Delivery per vaginam
- Dystocia Due to Postural Defects: Anterior Presentation
- Dystocia Due to Postural Defects: Posterior Presentation
- Dystocia Due to Faulty Position
- Dystocia Due to Faults of Presentation
- Dystocia Due to Twins
- Dystocia Due to Fetomaternal Disproportion
- Dystocia Due to Fetal Monsters
- References
- 15 Defects of Presentation, Position and Posture in Livestock
- Indications
- Instrumentation
- Subcutaneous Fetotomy
- Percutaneous Fetotomy
- References
- 16 Defects of Presentation, Position and Posture in Livestock
- Cattle
- Sheep, Goats, and Deer
- Horse
- Pig
- Llamas and Alpacas
- References
- 17 Disorders of Parturition and the Puerperium in the Gilt and Sow
- Overview: Causes and Incidence Rates of Porcine Dystocia
- Dystocia Due to Obstructive Causes
- Inadequate Expulsive Force
- Management
- Obstetrical Examination
- Disturbed Parturition and the Neonatal Piglet
- Abnormal Parturition and Reproductive Health
- References
- 18 Manipulative Delivery per vaginum in Dogs and Cats
- Introduction
- Digital Manipulations
- The Use of Instruments
- Delivery by Forced Traction
- After Delivery
- References
- 19 Caesarean Hysterotomy in Dogs and Cats
- Introduction
- Pregnancy Length and Predicting Parturition
- Indication for Caesarean Hysterotomy
- References
- 20 Injuries and Diseases Consequent Upon Parturition
- Trauma to the Birth Canal and Neighbouring Structures
- Postparturient Prolapse of the Uterus
- Parturient Recumbency
- References
- 21 Castration and Cryptorchid Surgery
- Castration of the Male Horse
- Cryptorchid Surgery in the Horse
- Castration (Ovariectomy of the Female (Mare) Horse
- References
- Part 4 Subfertility
- Introduction
- 22 Infertility in the Cow Due to Functional and Management Deficiencies
- General Considerations
- Prevalence and Cost of Infertility
- Overview of the Causes of Infertility
- Structural Causes of Infertility in the Individual Cow
- Functional Infertility
- Stockmanship and Management
- Other Factors Affecting Reproductive Performance
- References
- 23 The Metritis Complex in Cattle
- Introduction
- Defining the Diseases of the Postpartum Uterus
- The Postpartum Period
- Diseases of the Postpartum Uterus
- Conclusions and Outlook
- References
- 24 Specific Infectious Diseases Causing Infertility and Subfertility in Cattle
- Bacterial Agents
- Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, Acholeplasma, and Chlamydia Infections
- Protozoal Agents
- Viral Agents
- Fungal Agents (Mycotic Abortion)
- Diseases of Unknown Aetiology
- References
- 25 Veterinary Control of Herd Fertility in Intensively Managed Dairy Herds
- Introduction
- Evaluation of Herd Fertility
- The Economics of Reproduction
- Veterinary Management of Reproduction
- References
- 26 Veterinary Control of Herd Fertility in Pastoral Dairy Herds
- Key Issues Affecting Reproductive Performance
- Monitoring Herd Fertility
- Autumn or Split Block Calving
- References
- 27 Veterinary Control of Reproduction in Beef Herds
- Basic Economics and Targets of Suckler Beef Calf Production
- Theory of Beef Cattle Reproduction
- Practical Management of a Compact Mating Period
- Other Factors Affecting Beef Suckler Herd Reproductive Performance
- Artificial Breeding Management of Beef Suckler Herds
- References
- 28 Fertility and Infertility in Bos indicus
- Introduction
- Physiological Differences in the Oestrous Cycle of B. taurus and B. indicus
- Nutritional and Metabolic Effects on Normal Reproductive Physiology and Reproductive Performance
- Influence of Dry Matter or Energy Intake Associated With High Plasma Insulin Concentrations on the Yield and Quality of Embryos
- Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) Applied to B. indicus
- References
- 29 Infertility and Abortion in Sheep and Goats
- Sheep
- Goats
- References
- 30 Management of Breeding in Small Poultry Production Units
- Anatomy of the Female Reproductive System
- Female Reproductive Physiology
- Male Reproductive Anatomy
- Male Reproductive Physiology
- Sperm Storage
- Fertilisation
- Sex Determination
- Egg Development
- Brooding/Broodiness
- Moulting
- Hatchery Management
- Sexing
- Failure to Lay/Egg Drop
- Fertility Issues
- Infectious Causes of Reproductive Disorders
- Abnormal Eggs/Seconds
- Late Fetal and Chick Pathology
- References
- 31 Equine Infertility and Stud Medicine Practice
- Causes of Infertility
- Infertility Classified by Anatomical Location
- References
- 32 Infertility in the Pig and the Control of Pig Herd Fertility
- Methods for Examining the Reproductive System of the Subfertile/Infertile Gilt/Sow
- Causes of Subfertility/Infertility
- Reproductive Management to Ensure Optimum Fertility
- References
- 33 Infertility in the Bitch and Queen
- The Bitch
- Function Abnormalities of the Bitch's Reproductive Tract
- Infectious Agents of the Bitch's Reproductive Tract
- Management Factors Affecting Fertility of the Bitch
- Cat
- Functional Abnormalities of the Queen's Reproductive Tract
- Infectious Agents Affecting the Queen's Reproductive Tract
- Cystic Endometrial Hyperplasia and Pyometra
- Management Factors Affecting Fertility of the Queen
- References
- 34 Pharmacological Control of Reproduction in the Dog and Cat
- Female
- Testing Reproductive Function
- Male
- References
- Part 5 Male Animal
- Introduction
- 35 Evaluation of the Fertility of Breeding Males
- Overall Approach
- How to Conduct a Breeding Soundness Examination
- Overall Determination of the Likely Fertility of a Breeding Male
- References
- 36 Abnormalities Affecting Reproductive Function of Male Animals
- Abnormalities of Coitus
- Conditions Causing Failure of Fertilisation
- References
- Part 6 Reproduction, Breeding, Reproductive Disease and Infertility in Less Common Domestic Species
- Introduction
- 37 Old and New World Camelids
- South American Camelidae
- Camels
- References
- 38 Buffalo and Related Species
- Reproduction in the Female
- Reproduction in the Male
- Fertility and Infertility
- References
- 39 Deer
- Distribution and Diversity of Cervids
- Seasonality versus Aseasonality
- Nonpregnant Female
- Pregnant Hind
- Reproduction in the Stag
- Assisted Reproductive Technologies
- Reproductive Productivity of Farmed Red Deer
- Conclusions
- References
- 40 Laboratory and Pet Rodents, and Lagomorphs
- Sexing
- Anatomy
- Normal Reproductive Cycles
- Reproductive Diagnostics for Small Mammals
- Noninfectious Diseases
- Disorders of the Oestrous Cycle
- Fetal Resorption, Abortion, and Stillbirth
- Periparturient Problems and Dystocia
- Neoplasia
- Miscellaneous Reproductive Disorders
- Infectious Disorders
- Drugs Used to Manipulate the Reproductive Cycle in Small Mammals
- References
- 41 Veterinary Control of Reproduction in Rodent Colonies
- Criteria for Successful Breeding in Small Rodents
- Macro and Micro Environment
- Nutrition
- Effective Management & Record Keeping
- Troubleshooting: Problems With Breeding
- Maximising Production for Commercial Breeding
- Conclusion
- References
- 42 Elephants
- Female Reproduction
- Male Reproduction
- Clinical Examination of the Reproductive System
- Reproductive Examination Tools
- Obstetrical Disorders
- Female Infertility
- Male Infertility
- Captive Breeding
- References
- Part 7 Assisted Reproduction
- Introduction
- 43 Artificial Insemination
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Insemination
- Preparation of Semen for Use in Artificial Insemination
- Spermatozoa Selection
- Diseases Transmissible in Semen
- Artificial Insemination of Cattle
- Artificial Insemination of Sheep
- Artificial Insemination of Goats
- Artificial Insemination of Pigs
- Artificial Insemination of Horses
- Artificial Insemination of Dogs
- Artificial Insemination of Cats
- References
- 44 Embryo Transfer and Other Assisted Reproductive Technologies
- Introduction
- Superovulation, Insemination and Recipient Synchronisation
- Embryo Collection and Transfer
- Oocyte Collection by Use of Ultrasound
- In vitro Embryo Production
- In vivo-derived versus In vitro-produced Embryos and Advanced Quality Measurements
- Cryopreservation of Oocytes and Embryos
- Additional Embryo Manipulations
- Consequences of In vitro Handling of Gametes
- Sex Determination and Genotyping of Embryos
- Biosecurity Precautions
- References
- Index
- No. of pages: 848
- Language: English
- Edition: 10
- Published: December 26, 2016
- Imprint: Saunders Ltd.
- Hardback ISBN: 9780702072338
- eBook ISBN: 9780702072383
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David E. Noakes
Affiliations and expertise
Royal Veterinary College, University of London, North Mymms, Hatfield, UKTP
Timothy J. Parkinson
Timothy Parkinson BVSc, DBR, DipECAR, MEd, PhD, FRCVS is a Registered Specialist (RCVS) in veterinary reproduction (cattle and sheep). He has recently retired as the Professor of Farm Animal Reproduction & Health, Institute of Veterinary, Animal & Biomedical Sciences, Massey University, New Zealand.
Affiliations and expertise
Institute of Veterinary, Animal & Biomedical Science, Massey University, Palmerson North, New Zealand
Professor of Farm Animal Reproduction and HealthGE
Gary C. W. England
Professor England is the Foundation Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science and is Professor of Comparative Veterinary Reproduction.
He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and is recognised as a Specialist in Veterinary Reproduction by the Royal College and the European College of Animal Reproduction. He is a Diplomate of the American College of Theriogenologists and a Visiting Professor at the Royal Veterinary College, University of London.
Professor England was instrumental in developing a new veterinary curriculum at the University of Nottingham and is an advocate of innovation in teaching, learning and assessment.
Professor England's research interests are reproductive biology (particularly the interaction between sperm and the female reproductive tract, and the effect of environmental chemicals on fertility), canine behaviour (predominantly epidemiological modelling of behavioural tests) and colic in horses (he is part of the Nottingham Equine Colic Project Group which generates new evidence and recommendations on the recognition and assessment of colic and in collaboration with the British Horse Society produces the 'React now to beat colic' campaign).
Affiliations and expertise
Professor, Foundation Dean, School of Veterinary Medicine & Science, University of Nottingham, Sutton Bonington Campus, Loughborough, Leicestershire, UKRead Veterinary Reproduction & Obstetrics on ScienceDirect