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The role of animal X-ray machines in the field of pet medicine is becoming increasingly significant
In recent years, as people's attention to pet health continues to increase, the pet medical industry has also developed rapidly. Among many medical devices, animal X-ray machines, as an important diagnostic tool, provide strong guarantees for the early detection and treatment of pet diseases.
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New animal diagnostic medical equipment helps pet health management and improves veterinary diagnosis and treatment
Recently, with the increase in the number of pets and the increase in people's attention to pet health, animal diagnostic medical equipment is developing rapidly and is widely used in the veterinary field. Advanced animal diagnostic medical equipment not only improves the diagnostic accuracy of pet diseases, but also provides strong support for pet health management, winning unanimous praise from veterinarians and pet owners.
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The Mobile Digital Equine Veterinary Radiography X-Ray Machine Has Brought Unprecedented Convenience And Efficiency To The Veterinary Industry
Developed by a leading manufacturer of veterinary medical equipment, this mobile digital equine X-ray machine combines the latest advances in modern radiology with the practical needs of veterinary services.
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Animal X-Ray Machine For Vet Product Advantages
In the field of modern veterinary medicine, accurate diagnosis is the key to ensuring animal health. This device not only improves the clarity of the image and the efficiency of diagnosis.
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Doppler Sonography Of The Corpus Luteum During The Oestrus Cycle In Dairy Cows
A reliable assessment of the age and functional status of the bovine corpus luteum (CL) is critical for different field applications such as early pregnancy diagnosis, use of prostaglandins in oestrus synchronizing programs, or selection of donors and recipients in embryo transfer programs. Under field conditions, the functional status of a CL is determined by transrectal palpation, which is based on the positive correlation between luteal size (LS) and progesterone (P4) levels (12, 15), although even experienced practitioners can make mistakes in CL manual assessment. Nowadays, ultrasound is the gold standard for a more reliable CL diagnosis,permitting evaluation of LS throughout the measure of the transverse diameter of the CL (9, 11, 15). It has been debated whether LS is the most appropriate parameter for assessing the functional status of a CL (3, 9, 12, 15, 19). During the regression phase, large CLs may be already inactive (9, 15, 18). P4 levels are strictly
