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Surgical Castration of Piglets – Challenges and Alternatives – A Review
Abstract The European Declaration on Alternatives to Surgical Castration of Pigs stipulated that from 2012, surgical castration could only be performed using anesthetics and/or analgesics, and that it would be completely abandoned by 2018. Many Member States disagreed with the conditions set out in the Declaration.
Anna Zalewska +4 more
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Qualitative behavioural assessment of Bos indicus cattle following surgical castration [PDF]
Surgical castration of cattle is common however providing analgesia in the Australian cattle industry is rare. The aims of this study were to: 1) describe the behaviour of cattle postcastration using quantitative and qualitative methodology and 2 ...
Vindevoghel, Thinza
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The self-administration of meloxicam via medicated feed is a novel concept that could enable non-invasive, pre-emptive and long-term analgesia. Forty Bos taurus male calves were randomly allocated to four treatment groups: no castration (PC), surgical ...
Samantha Rudd +3 more
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Surgical castration in pig husbandry is criticized for welfare reasons. Thus, it is necessary to evaluate alternative ways of rearing male pigs, such as entire or immunocastrated animals.
C. Leclercq, A. Prunier, E. Merlot
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An effective way of preventing undesirable boar taint in pork meat caused by the presence of androstenone, skatole and indole is surgical castration of piglets. This, however, arouses growing social opposition.
Woźniak Barbara +4 more
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Vaccination against boar taint – an alternative to surgical castration without anaesthesia in pigs [PDF]
In 2012, about 1.3 million boars were surgically castrated, most of them without anaesthesia. Castration is performed to avoid the occurrence of boar taint and aggressive and sexual behaviour.
Ahlström, Therese
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The urgency of the problem of prostate cancer (PC) remains extremely high due to the continued growth of morbidity and mortality from this disease. Despite the introduction of diagnostics with the use of prostate specific antigen (PSA) and the increase ...
E. Yu. Safronova +3 more
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Surgical castration in large dogs: is closed castration safer than open?
PICO Question In large dogs weighing more than 20 kg undergoing elective orchidectomy, does a closed castration technique result in fewer postoperative complications than an open castration technique? Clinical bottom line Category of research
Florine Morrison
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Affordable and underutilized: the paradox of surgical castration
Gatsinga, Rene +5 more
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Background Advanced prostate cancer leads to many symptoms, notably bone pain and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTs); however, the degree and duration of pain relief, changes in LUTs severity and underlying factors associated with the extent of symptom ...
Charles John Nhungo +8 more
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