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titleOfInvention Method for indirect endolymphatic therapy of endometritis in horses
abstract FIELD: medicine. n SUBSTANCE: invention refers to veterinary science and can be used in integrated therapy of horses suffering from postpartum acute and chronic endometritis. A method for indirect endolymphatic therapy of endometritis in horses consists in lymphotropic administration of Lydase 64 IU dissolved in 0.25% Novocaine 1 ml and then a mixture consisting of polyoxidonium 6 mg, 0.25% Novocaine 100ml, oxytocin 30 IU and a daily unit of the antibiotic gentamicin by means of a universal device for intravenous infusion in the middle of the ischiorectal fossa at a depth of 1.5-2 cm twice every 48 hours. n EFFECT: method enables providing more effective treatment of endometritis in the horses, reducing a probability of side effects and recurrences, as well as cutting the length of treatment. n 1 tbl
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