Parturient hypocalcemia /
Milk fever in animals
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| Format: | Conference Proceeding Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Academic Press,
1970.
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Table of Contents:
- Some recent work on the pathogenesis and prevention of milk fever
- Thyroid calcitonin and cyclic AMP
- Endocrinology of parturition
- Effect of oral vitamin D on the incidence of parturient paresis (milk fever) and the ability of cows to mobilize blood calcium
- Genetical and statistical investigations on parturient paresis in cattle
- Blood serum composition associated with prepartum diet and colostum removal in relation to parturient paresis
- Etiology and prevention of paresis puerperalis in dairy cows
- An epizootiological study of parturient paresis (milk fever)
- Parturient paresis prevention
- field use of vitamin D3
- Mammary circulation and respiratory changes associated with parturition in goats
- The mammary drain of calcium
- A compartmental model of calcium metabolism in cows
- Measurement of calcium kinetics in dairy goats
- Effects of high and low dietary calcium on the size and half-life of the readily exchangeable calcium pool in female goats under two different feeding conditions
- Insulin, corticoids and parturient paresis
- The roles of the parathyroid hormone and thyeocalcitonin in parturient paresis
- Partial purification of hypocalcemic proteins from plasma of parturient dairy cows
- Ultrastructural evaluation of the secretory activity of the bovine parathyroid glands and thyroid parafollicular cells under normal, pathologic, and experimental conditions
- A study of clinical and meteorological data in parturient paresis in cattle
- Effect of periparturient diseases on postpartum ovarian activity and fertility in dairy cattle
- The clinico-physiological basis of bovind paresis
- Liver functional changes relative to parturition in the dairy cow