Rovay et al., 2008 - Google Patents
Update on treatment of vesiculitis in bullsRovay et al., 2008
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- 5829296694423995109
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- Rovay H
- Barth A
- Chirino-Trejo M
- Martinez M
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- Theriogenology
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Four experiments were done to determine:(1) the effectiveness of early detection and treatment of vesiculitis in bulls;(2) whether antibiotic treatment at recommended dosages will result in adequate vesicular gland tissue concentrations of antibiotics to prevent in vitro …
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