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 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.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. 1 Reproductive Physiology of the Female - p. 2 3. 2 Reproductive Physiology of Male Animals - p. 35 4. 3 Puberty and Seasonality - p. 54 5. 4 Fertilisation and Development of the Conceptus - p. 63 6. 5 Pregnancy and Its Diagnosis - p. 78 7. 6 Parturition and the Care of Parturient Animals and the Newborn - p. 115 8. 7 Physiology of the Puerperium - p. 148 9. 8 Pharmacological Agents in the Control of Reproduction - p. 157 10. Part 2 Gestation and Pathology of Gestation - p. 166 11. Introduction - p. 167 12. 9 Abnormalities of Development and Pregnancy - p. 168 13. 10 Prolapse of the Cervix and Vagina - p. 195 14. Part 3 Obstetrics and Surgery of the Reproductive System - p. 201 15. Introduction - p. 202 16. 11 Approach to an Obstetrical Case - p. 203 17. 12 Prevalence, Causes and Consequences of Dystocia - p. 214 18. 13 Maternal Dystocia - p. 236 19. 14 Fetal Dystocia in Livestock - p. 250 20. 15 Defects of Presentation, Position and Posture in Livestock - p. 277 21. 16 Defects of Presentation, Position and Posture in Livestock - p. 291 22. 17 Disorders of Parturition and the Puerperium in the Gilt and Sow - p. 315 23. 18 Manipulative Delivery per vaginum in Dogs and Cats - p. 326 24. 19 Caesarean Hysterotomy in Dogs and Cats - p. 330 25. 20 Injuries and Diseases Consequent Upon Parturition - p. 333 26. 21 Castration and Cryptorchid Surgery - p. 349 27. Part 4 Subfertility - p. 359 28. Introduction - p. 360 29. 22 Infertility in the Cow Due to Functional and Management Deficiencies - p. 361 30. General Considerations - p. 361 31. Prevalence and Cost of Infertility - p. 361 32. Overview of the Causes of Infertility - p. 362 33. Structural Causes of Infertility in the Individual Cow - p. 363 34. Functional Infertility - p. 372 35. Stockmanship and Management - p. 382 36. Other Factors Affecting Reproductive Performance - p. 398 37. References - p. 402 38. 23 The Metritis Complex in Cattle - p. 408 39. 24 Specific Infectious Diseases Causing Infertility and Subfertility in Cattle - p. 434 40. Bacterial Agents - p. 434 41. Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, Acholeplasma, and Chlamydia Infections - p. 446 42. Protozoal Agents - p. 449 43. Viral Agents - p. 454 44. Fungal Agents (Mycotic Abortion) - p. 461 45. Diseases of Unknown Aetiology - p. 462 46. References - p. 463 47. 25 Veterinary Control of Herd Fertility in Intensively Managed Dairy Herds - p. 467 48. 26 Veterinary Control of Herd Fertility in Pastoral Dairy Herds - p. 485 49. 27 Veterinary Control of Reproduction in Beef Herds - p. 493 50. 28 Fertility and Infertility in Bos indicus - p. 500 51. 29 Infertility and Abortion in Sheep and Goats - p. 510 52. 30 Management of Breeding in Small Poultry Production Units - p. 526 53. 31 Equine Infertility and Stud Medicine Practice - p. 541 54. Causes of Infertility - p. 541 55. Infertility Classified by Anatomical Location - p. 563 56. References - p. 578 57. 32 Infertility in the Pig and the Control of Pig Herd Fertility - p. 581 58. 33 Infertility in the Bitch and Queen - p. 593 59. 34 Pharmacological Control of Reproduction in the Dog and Cat - p. 613 60. Part 5 Male Animal - p. 617 61. Introduction - p. 618 62. 35 Evaluation of the Fertility of Breeding Males - p. 619 63. 36 Abnormalities Affecting Reproductive Function of Male Animals - p. 635 64. Part 6 Reproduction, Breeding, Reproductive Disease and Infertility in Less Common Domestic Species - p. 668 65. Introduction - p. 669 66. 37 Old and New World Camelids - p. 670 67. 38 Buffalo and Related Species - p. 683 68. 39 Deer - p. 693 69. 40 Laboratory and Pet Rodents, and Lagomorphs - p. 701 70. 41 Veterinary Control of Reproduction in Rodent Colonies - p. 711 71. 42 Elephants - p. 724 72. Part 7 Assisted Reproduction - p. 744 73. Introduction - p. 745 74. 43 Artificial Insemination - p. 746 75. 44 Embryo Transfer and Other Assisted Reproductive Technologies - p. 778 76. Index - p. 807
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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 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.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. 1 Reproductive Physiology of the Female - p. 2 3. 2 Reproductive Physiology of Male Animals - p. 35 4. 3 Puberty and Seasonality - p. 54 5. 4 Fertilisation and Development of the Conceptus - p. 63 6. 5 Pregnancy and Its Diagnosis - p. 78 7. 6 Parturition and the Care of Parturient Animals and the Newborn - p. 115 8. 7 Physiology of the Puerperium - p. 148 9. 8 Pharmacological Agents in the Control of Reproduction - p. 157 10. Part 2 Gestation and Pathology of Gestation - p. 166 11. Introduction - p. 167 12. 9 Abnormalities of Development and Pregnancy - p. 168 13. 10 Prolapse of the Cervix and Vagina - p. 195 14. Part 3 Obstetrics and Surgery of the Reproductive System - p. 201 15. Introduction - p. 202 16. 11 Approach to an Obstetrical Case - p. 203 17. 12 Prevalence, Causes and Consequences of Dystocia - p. 214 18. 13 Maternal Dystocia - p. 236 19. 14 Fetal Dystocia in Livestock - p. 250 20. 15 Defects of Presentation, Position and Posture in Livestock - p. 277 21. 16 Defects of Presentation, Position and Posture in Livestock - p. 291 22. 17 Disorders of Parturition and the Puerperium in the Gilt and Sow - p. 315 23. 18 Manipulative Delivery per vaginum in Dogs and Cats - p. 326 24. 19 Caesarean Hysterotomy in Dogs and Cats - p. 330 25. 20 Injuries and Diseases Consequent Upon Parturition - p. 333 26. 21 Castration and Cryptorchid Surgery - p. 349 27. Part 4 Subfertility - p. 359 28. Introduction - p. 360 29. 22 Infertility in the Cow Due to Functional and Management Deficiencies - p. 361 30. General Considerations - p. 361 31. Prevalence and Cost of Infertility - p. 361 32. Overview of the Causes of Infertility - p. 362 33. Structural Causes of Infertility in the Individual Cow - p. 363 34. Functional Infertility - p. 372 35. Stockmanship and Management - p. 382 36. Other Factors Affecting Reproductive Performance - p. 398 37. References - p. 402 38. 23 The Metritis Complex in Cattle - p. 408 39. 24 Specific Infectious Diseases Causing Infertility and Subfertility in Cattle - p. 434 40. Bacterial Agents - p. 434 41. Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, Acholeplasma, and Chlamydia Infections - p. 446 42. Protozoal Agents - p. 449 43. Viral Agents - p. 454 44. Fungal Agents (Mycotic Abortion) - p. 461 45. Diseases of Unknown Aetiology - p. 462 46. References - p. 463 47. 25 Veterinary Control of Herd Fertility in Intensively Managed Dairy Herds - p. 467 48. 26 Veterinary Control of Herd Fertility in Pastoral Dairy Herds - p. 485 49. 27 Veterinary Control of Reproduction in Beef Herds - p. 493 50. 28 Fertility and Infertility in Bos indicus - p. 500 51. 29 Infertility and Abortion in Sheep and Goats - p. 510 52. 30 Management of Breeding in Small Poultry Production Units - p. 526 53. 31 Equine Infertility and Stud Medicine Practice - p. 541 54. Causes of Infertility - p. 541 55. Infertility Classified by Anatomical Location - p. 563 56. References - p. 578 57. 32 Infertility in the Pig and the Control of Pig Herd Fertility - p. 581 58. 33 Infertility in the Bitch and Queen - p. 593 59. 34 Pharmacological Control of Reproduction in the Dog and Cat - p. 613 60. Part 5 Male Animal - p. 617 61. Introduction - p. 618 62. 35 Evaluation of the Fertility of Breeding Males - p. 619 63. 36 Abnormalities Affecting Reproductive Function of Male Animals - p. 635 64. Part 6 Reproduction, Breeding, Reproductive Disease and Infertility in Less Common Domestic Species - p. 668 65. Introduction - p. 669 66. 37 Old and New World Camelids - p. 670 67. 38 Buffalo and Related Species - p. 683 68. 39 Deer - p. 693 69. 40 Laboratory and Pet Rodents, and Lagomorphs - p. 701 70. 41 Veterinary Control of Reproduction in Rodent Colonies - p. 711 71. 42 Elephants - p. 724 72. Part 7 Assisted Reproduction - p. 744 73. Introduction - p. 745 74. 43 Artificial Insemination - p. 746 75. 44 Embryo Transfer and Other Assisted Reproductive Technologies - p. 778 76. Index - p. 807
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