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Changes in the pelvic region of the ewe during pregnancy and parturition

E.G. Bassett Ruakura Animal Rescalch Station, Department of Agriculture, Hamilton, New Zealand
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D.S.M. Phillips Ruakura Animal Rescalch Station, Department of Agriculture, Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 20-25 | Received 24 Oct 1954, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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R Jackson, RPN Hilson, AR Roe, N Perkins, C Heuer & DM West. (2014) Epidemiology of vaginal prolapse in mixed-age ewes in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 62:6, pages 328-337.
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K.D. McSporran & R.S. Wyburn. (1979) Studies on dystocia in sheep I: A technique for radiographic pelvimetry in the ewe. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 27:4, pages 64-66.
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E. Gertrude Bassett. (1971) The comparative anatomy of the pelvic and perineal regions of the cow, goat and sow. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 19:12, pages 277-290.
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E.G. Bassett & D.S.M. Phillips. (1955) Some observations on the pelvic anatomy of ewes with vaginal prolapse. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 3:4, pages 127-137.
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E.G. Bassett. (1955) Pelvic dimensions of the romney ewe. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 3:3, pages 111-114.
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Georgios Christodoulopoulos. (2022) Vaginal prolapse in ewes. Veterinary Record Case Reports 10:3.
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S.S. Patnaik, A. Borazjani, B. Brazile, B. Weed, D. Christiansen, P.L. Ryan, C.H. van der Vaart, M. Damaser & J. Liao. 2016. Biomechanics of the Female Pelvic Floor. Biomechanics of the Female Pelvic Floor 131 148 .
E. Ayen, D.E. Noakes & S.J. Baker. (1998) Changes in the capacity of the vagina and the compliance ofthe vaginal wall in ovariectomized, normal cyclical and pregnant ewes, before and after treatment with exogenous oestradiol and progesterone. The Veterinary Journal 156:2, pages 133-143.
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A. S. Davies, G. Y. Tan & T. E. Broad. (2007) Growth Gradients in the Skeleton of Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. Anatomia, Histologia, Embryologia 13:3, pages 222-230.
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K. L. HUGHES. (2008) EXPERIMENTAL BRVCELLA OVIS INFECTION IN EWES . Australian Veterinary Journal 48:1, pages 18-22.
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F.G. Davies. (1970) The Occurrence of Vaginal Eversion and Allied Disorders in Fat Ewes. Research in Veterinary Science 11:1, pages 86-90.
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M.X. Zarrow, B.E. Eleftheriou, G.L. Whitecotten & J.A. King. (1961) Separation of the pubic symphysis during pregnancy and after treatment with relaxin in two subspecies of Peromyscus maniculatus. General and Comparative Endocrinology 1:5-6, pages 386-391.
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E. G. BASSETT. (1958) Gestational Changes in Connective Tissue in the Ewe. Nature 181:4603, pages 196-197.
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E. S. Crelin & M. W. Brightman. (2005) The pelvis of the rat: Its response to estrogen and relaxin. The Anatomical Record 128:3, pages 467-483.
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