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Bacteriological background of canine pyometra

, 2012
The bacteriological background of canine pyometra has been well known. There are a lot of studies made on the subject by other veterinarians and researchers. The major pathogenic bacterium according to the literature is Escherichia coli and β haemolysing
Stjernedal, Lovisa
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Tromboelastografi (TEG) för utvärdering av hemostasrubbningar hos tikar med pyometra [PDF]

, 2013
Målet med studien var att med hjälp av tromboelastografi (TEG) undersöka om tikar med pyometra är drabbade av koagulationsrubbning, och i sådana fall hur ofta samt vilken typ av koagulationsrubbning.
Silins, Isabella
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Live birth after uterine-sparing treatment of pyometra following abdominal myomectomy: A case report

Case Reports in Women's Health
Pyometra is rare and refers to purulent material in the uterine cavity, which can lead to uterine perforation. A hysterectomy is the historic treatment for perforated pyometra due to the condition's high morbidity and mortality.
Kiley Hunkler, David Boedeker, Yovanni Casablanca, Micah Hill   +3 more
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Pyometra in Queens - Changes in Haemato-Biochemical Parameters

, 2023
Background: Pyometra is a bacterial and hormone-induced reproductive disease that occurs in the post-estrus luteal phase in intact queens. Pyometra is more common in the diestrus period due to the high progesterone concentration (in queens that mated ...
Satilmis, Fatma
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Anti-Müllerian hormone in canine pyometra [PDF]

, 2017
The anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) determines whether a foetus develops a male or female phenotype but the hormone is also produced in the adult; in the testes in males and in ovaries in females.
Ottosson, Malin
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Incidence of pyometra in Swedish insured cats

, 2014
Pyometra is a clinically relevant problem in intact female cats and dogs. The etiology is similar in both animal species, with the disease caused by bacterial infection of a progesterone-sensitized uterus.
Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet., Egenvall, Agneta,, Ström Holst, Bodil,, Hagman, Ragnvi,   +3 more
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Difficult Drainage of Pyometra Post-chemoradiation of Cancer Cervix – A Case Report

Journal of the Scientific Society
Pyometra, or pyometrium, is defined as the accumulation of pus in the uterine cavity due to an interference with drainage and occurs in 0.1%–0.2% of all gynecological patients and 12.6% of elderly gynecological patients.
Mrityunjay Chandrashekhar Metgud, A. Shreya, Kamal Patil, Mahadevi Savanur, Vinutha Hanji, Anusha Malapure   +5 more
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Pyometra: A terrible disease of the female Dog

<p><span>Canine pyometra is a disease of the uterus in intact, sexually mature bitches usually diagnosed from 4 weeks to 4 months after estrus.
Dr. Mansingh, Dr. Rohitash Kumar, Dr. Vipin Chandra
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Huge pyometra in a postmenopausal age: a diagnostic dilemma

, 2017
Pyometra in postmenopausal women is an extremely rare disease that hardly responds to the usual treatment of antibiotics therapy. Our case presented as a postmenopausal woman with a huge pyometra.
Chavan, Komal, Saraogi, Rajendra, Datar, Nikhil, Poddar, Pabashi, Yadav, Pramila   +4 more
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KC-like chemokine as a biomarker of sepsis in dogs with pyometra

BMC Veterinary Research
Background Sepsis, defined as a dysregulated inflammatory response to infection inducing organ dysfunction, is a common cause of mortality in both humans and animals.
Ragnvi Hagman, Caroline Klemming, Emma Bengtsdotter, Fredrik Södersten, Liya Wang, Sara Wernersson   +5 more
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