Post-breeding endometritis (ie, inflammation/infection of the endometrium), is a
physiological reaction taking place in the endometrium of mares within 48 h post-breeding …

Endometritis in the mare begins as a normal physiological inflammatory response to
breeding that involves both a mechanical and immunological response pathway activated to …

Simple Summary Our understanding about inflammation of the endometrium after mating
and susceptibility of mares to endometritis has changed in the last 100 years since it was …

Contents A transient uterine inflammation post‐breeding is a normal physiological reaction
in the mare, and it is believed that the inflammatory response is necessary to eliminate …

Degenerative changes of the endometrium are directly related to age and fertility in mares.
Chronic degenerative endometritis (CDE) is correlated with uterine fluid retention and …

Simple Summary Diseases of the endometrium are a frequent cause of subfertility in mares
and have an economic impact on the horse breeding industry. These include periglandular …

Equine endometritis is characterized by the expression of pro-and anti-inflammatory
cytokines and an influx of polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs) into the uterus. Mares …

Transient post breeding endometritis is a normal physiological reaction in the mare, as it is
believed that an inflammatory response is necessary for the effective removal of …

Simple Summary Endometritis is a widespread pathology in mares and cows and one of the
leading causes of reproductive efficiency decline. Although localized in the innermost layer …

Contents In the horse, breeding induces a transient endometrial inflammation. A subset of
mares are unable to resolve this inflammation, and they are considered susceptible to …