(1) Geneticists estimated that had they not selected for mastitis resistance the national incidence would have increased by 1.5% over that period.

(2) These records showed that there were occasional mastitis, lameness and infertility problems which were the main factors in reducing milk production.

(3) The main problem areas were mastitis control, lameness and infertility - not an unknown combination in Britain.

(4) It has also been shown to increase mastitis and lameness and lower general condition.

(5) Some patients with diagnosis of mastitis can be cured.

(6) Mastitis can spread as a bacterial infection.

(7) Mastitis: Inflammation of the Breast.

(8) One sign of mastitis is cracked skin on the teats.

(9) Lesions consist of necrotic placentitis and interstitial mastitis in pregnant cows(/mastitis.html), and fibrinous pleuritis with interstitial pneumonia in aborted fetuses and newborn calves.

(10) Thereintomilch cow mastitis and atony of forestomachs are the two important diseases.

(11) If no, describe how clinical mastitis cases are dealt with.

(12) Abortion, mastitis, and chronic deformities of the feet are common.

(13) It is effective to treat cow mastitis, infectious coryza and endometritis, and is frequently added into feeds for the prevention or treatments of animal diseases.

(14) Teat injury injuries can also cause mastitis, so be careful during milking.

(15) A month later, his wife got mastitis and could not continue to breast-feed.

(16) Teat injuries can also cause mastitis, so be careful during milking.

(17) This product helps in curing mastitis, lobular hyperplasia and tumors, and also helps in plumping your breasts(), along with benefitting your cardiovascular system and heart.

(18) Teat injuries also cause mastitis, so be careful during milking.

(19) Teat engeries injuries can also cause cause mastitis . So , so be careful during milking.

(20) One sign of mastitis is crest cracked skin on the teethteats.

(21) Clinics scope: Breast mastitis · breast milk painbreast droop · breast deformities · breast hyperplasia · breast < ...

(22) Objective To study ultrasonographic imagine feature and diagnosis value of plasma cell mastitis.

(23) Use whole herb externally in traumatic injury, fractures , wounds, mastitis, snake bite.

(24) Objective To investigate the curative effects of low frequency electric stimulation treating women with acute mastitis in puerperium.

(25) In order to study the treatment result of recombinant lysostaphin on experimental mastitis in mice induced by Staphylococcus aureus.

(26) Purpose : To assess the value of the sonographic diagnosis of non - lactation mastitis ( NLM ).

(27) Many other preventable diseases are of concern, including hemorrhagic septicaemia, sheep and goat pox and many production limiting diseases, such as mastitis.

(28) Results:13 cases of simplex cysts, 2 cases of galactocele, 4 cases of chronic mastitis cysts, 3 cases of mammary duct ectasia cysts, 1 case of fibroadenoma adenofibroma of the mammary.

(29) Among the 12 antibacterials, Ciprofloxacin and Enrofloxacin Base and Streptonivicin had better bacteriostasis effect on pathogenic bacterium in cow subclinical mastitis.

(30) It is revealed that special nursing care can improve the clinical effects of acute mastitis.

(31) The mastitis in different severity was found in 5 seropositive ewes . The mammary gland was also the most susceptible target organ to OvLV in this study.

(32) Indicated for streptococcus disease, toxoplasmosis, coccidiosis , yellow scours and white scours of young animal, edema, mastitis of female animals, metritis, and puerperal fever etc.

(33) Teat injuries can also cause mastitis, so be careful before during milking.

(34) So it is important to detect subclinical mastitis milk for dairy processing, storing, and selling.

(35) One sign of Mastitis mastitis is carat cracked skin on the tisteats.

(36) The effect of proper milking procedure on reducing mastitis of dairy cow was investigated.

(37) The objective of this study was to explore new means of dairy cow mastitis treatment.

(38) Teach enerages Teat injuries can also calls mestitages cause mastitis,(http:///mastitis.html) so be careful during milking.

(39) Mammary duct ectasia is of common inflammatory disease of breast. It is also called plasma cell mastitis, comedo mastitis, peri ductal mastitis, granulomatous mastitis and so on.

(40) Other causes are mastitis, foot rot, jugular phlebitis or traumatic reticulo-peritonitis.

(41) Teat injuries can also called mass titerscause mastitis, so be careful during milking.

(42) But under conditions of physical or physiological STRESS, it can cause MASTITIS in sheep and SHIPPING FEVER or ENZOOTIC CALF PNEUMONIA in cattle.