Topical wound-care products and their effects on healing, inflammatory biomarkers, and growth in piglets undergoing castration. [PDF]
Silva Alves LK +7 more
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Successful Endoscope-Assisted Transcervical Insemination (TCI) in Dogs Using Sperm Recovered from Epididymides Stored at 5 °C for 24 h After Castration Prior to Semen Collection and Cryopreservation. [PDF]
Bacsa M +7 more
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Follicle-Stimulating Hormone in Peripheral Metabolism: Novel Insights into Growth Regulation and Potential Applications in Boar Production. [PDF]
Wang G, Han X, Wu, Zhuo Y.
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Vaccination against GnRH as a prelude to surgical castration of horses [PDF]
Abstract Background Surgical castration is one of the most frequently performed surgeries in horses and is associated with various post‐surgical complications ranging in severity. Objectives We investigated the ...
Martin L Schulman +2 more
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Surgical castration, coercion and ethics
John McMillan's detailed ethical analysis concerning the use of surgical castration of sex offenders in the Czech Republic and Germany is mainly devoted to considerations of coercion.1 This is not surprising. When castration is offered as an option to offenders and, at the same time, constitutes the only means by which these offenders are likely to be ...
Ryberg, Jesper; id_orcid 0000-0003-2723-1979 +1 more
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Influences of surgical castration on the thymus of male rats
In previous studies, we have shown that castration of Sprague-Dawley rats enhances thymic weight through puberty whilst sex steroids reduce the castration-induced hypertrophy. In the current study, we have confirmed that castration enhances thymic growth compared to age-matched intact controls.
K F, Windmill, V W, Lee
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Consumer attitudes towards castration of piglets and alternatives to surgical castration
Research in Veterinary Science, 2011From three in-depth focus group studies and an internet based study concerning consumers attitudes towards surgical castration of piglets and alternatives, it can be concluded that Norwegian consumers are content with the current practice of castration using local anaesthesia.
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