Uterine infection is associated with infertility in women and dairy cows, even after the
resolution of infection. However, the mechanisms causing this persistent infertility are …

Infection of the postpartum uterus with pathogenic bacteria is associated with infertility
months later in dairy cattle. However, it is unclear whether these bacterial infections lead to …

A certain level of endometrial bacterial infection and inflammation is involved in bovine
uterine involution during the puerperal period. Factors that hamper normal uterine involution …

Bacterial infection of the uterus causes clinical endometritis in 15 to 20% of postpartum dairy
cows and reduces fertility, even after the resolution of disease. However, it is difficult to …

Bacterial infections of the endometrium after parturition commonly cause metritis and
endometritis in dairy cattle, and these diseases are important because they compromise …

Uterine contamination with bacteria is ubiquitous in the postpartum dairy cow. Nearly one-
half of all postpartum dairy cows develop clinical disease resulting in metritis and …

Uterine microbial disease affects half of all dairy cattle after parturition, causing infertility by
disrupting uterine and ovarian function. Infection with Escherichia coli, Arcanobacterium …

Objectives of this experiment were to study the effect of infusing utero-pathogenic bacteria to
induce endometrial inflammation on productive performance in early lactation and …

Endometrial inflammation is associated with reduced pregnancy per artificial insemination
(AI) and increased pregnancy loss in cows. It was hypothesized that induced endometritis …

We investigated the relationship between the persistence of uterine bacterial infections with
cytologically determined endometritis and ovarian function in 65 postpartum Holstein cows …