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Accidental laceration of the vaginal wall by an intravaginal thermometer as a calving detection device in a Japanese black cow

An intravaginal thermometer was inserted into a 59-month-old Japanese black cow to predict calving. After calving, the thermometer penetrated the vaginal wall and could not be removed by farm staff. Surgery to remove the thermometer was successful. The cow left the animal hospital without hospitaliz...

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Published in:	Journal of Veterinary Medical Science 2023, Vol.85(3), pp.363-366
Main Authors:	KANNO, Chihiro, SATO, Shogo, KUSAKA, Hiromi, MAEDA, Yosuke, TAKAHASHI, Fumiaki
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Subjects:	Animals calving Cattle Cattle Diseases - diagnosis Female intravaginal thermometer Lacerations - diagnosis Lacerations - etiology Lacerations - veterinary Pregnancy Theriogenology Thermometers - adverse effects Thermometers - veterinary Vagina Vagina - injuries vaginal laceration
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