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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1984
A 4-year-old cow initially examined because of hindlimb lameness had a waxing and waning course of illness for 31 weeks. Signs included lameness, swelling of the affected limb, and intermittent fever, and anorexia. Radiography and bacterial culturing suggested osteomyelitis. Terminally, there was peracute anemia and dyspnea.
C, Guard, J E, Wilkinson
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A 4-year-old cow initially examined because of hindlimb lameness had a waxing and waning course of illness for 31 weeks. Signs included lameness, swelling of the affected limb, and intermittent fever, and anorexia. Radiography and bacterial culturing suggested osteomyelitis. Terminally, there was peracute anemia and dyspnea.
C, Guard, J E, Wilkinson
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The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1960
Abstract Short-lived Ga68 can be prepared from its long-lived parent, Ge68, thus providing a convenient source of positron-emitting activity for medical or other applications. Solvent extraction is used for the rapid separation of the gallium daughter and a method for the production of the germanium parent is given.
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Abstract Short-lived Ga68 can be prepared from its long-lived parent, Ge68, thus providing a convenient source of positron-emitting activity for medical or other applications. Solvent extraction is used for the rapid separation of the gallium daughter and a method for the production of the germanium parent is given.
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Cow identification in free-stall barns based on an improved Mask R-CNN and an SVM
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2022Yongsheng Si
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Recent perspective on cow’s milk allergy and dairy nutrition
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2022Mulumebet Worku
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Dairy cow lameness detection using a back curvature feature
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2022Huaibo Song, Changying Li
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In the history of sub-Saharan Africa, pastoralists and their livestock often bear the brunt of violence and war. For warring parties, livestock are easier targets than the crops of farmers. Small ruminants, and especially cattle, areslaughtered to feed people in arms, as eating meat in abundance is an expression of power, wealth and prestige.
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