The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows

The present study aims to evaluate the efficiency of the reused controlled-internal drug-releasing devices (CIDR) compared with the hormonal method to induce estrus in the postpartum anestrus of Iraqi buffalos cow. Thirty-two buffalo cows aged at least three years suffering from postpartum anestrus...

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Main Authors: Mohammed A. Rahawy, Noorjan M. Zainl
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Language:Arabic
Published: University of Mosul, College of Veterinary Medicine 2024-04-01
Series:Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Sciences
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Online Access:https://www.vetmedmosul.com/article_182333_95b961ca88551f516d195103b7f5dd56.pdf
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description The present study aims to evaluate the efficiency of the reused controlled-internal drug-releasing devices (CIDR) compared with the hormonal method to induce estrus in the postpartum anestrus of Iraqi buffalos cow. Thirty-two buffalo cows aged at least three years suffering from postpartum anestrus were randomly selected and divided into four groups (eight animals each). Ultrasound was used to assess the ovarian status. Animals with any reproductive defects were excluded. In the first group (G1), a new CIDR device was used for nine days, while in G2 animals, the device of the first group was reused for nine days; while, in the G3 group, the devices were further reused either for nine days (subgroup A) or 18 days (subgroup B, received PGF2α, at day 17; GnRH, at day 19). In the fourth group (G4), the animals received an injection of PGF2α (IM, 25 mg) followed by a dose of GnRH (IM, 500 mg) after 72h, without CIDR insertion. Blood samples were collected from the jugular vein pre and post CIDR insertion. Blood samples were utilized for the progesterone level assessment. For estrus and conception rates, animals were bred by fertile buffalo bulls, and pregnancy was detected at day 45 post-mating. Results showed that there was no variation in the rates of estrus induction and conception between the uses of the new CIDR device (G1) and the reused devices (G2 and G3 subgroup A); however, in the subgroup B and G4, only 50% of the treated animals demonstrated estrus. The duration, hormone, estrus, and pregnancy rate results revealed highly significant variations between groups. After the device withdrawal, the progesterone level in G2, G3, and G4 revealed a significant decline relative to G1. In addition, the duration was positively correlated to the progesterone level, estrus, and pregnancy rate. The progesterone level during the first and second services revealed a slight negative correlation with pregnancy. In conclusion, reusing the same CIDR up to three times for estrus synchronization is highly effective inducing estrus with high conception in postpartum anestrus Iraqi buffalo cows. Additionally, it is possible to reuse the CIDR device in 9 days without administration of GnRH in the lactating buffalo cows.
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spelling doaj.art-cf159c7152f64bfd8ac083567cae4daa2024-04-08T23:09:01ZaraUniversity of Mosul, College of Veterinary MedicineIraqi Journal of Veterinary Sciences1607-38942071-12552024-04-0138231732210.33899/ijvs.2023.141852.3150182333The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cowsMohammed A. Rahawy0Noorjan M. Zainl1Department of Surgery and Theriogenology, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Mosul, Mosul, IraqDepartment of Surgery and Theriogenology, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Mosul, Mosul, IraqThe present study aims to evaluate the efficiency of the reused controlled-internal drug-releasing devices (CIDR) compared with the hormonal method to induce estrus in the postpartum anestrus of Iraqi buffalos cow. Thirty-two buffalo cows aged at least three years suffering from postpartum anestrus were randomly selected and divided into four groups (eight animals each). Ultrasound was used to assess the ovarian status. Animals with any reproductive defects were excluded. In the first group (G1), a new CIDR device was used for nine days, while in G2 animals, the device of the first group was reused for nine days; while, in the G3 group, the devices were further reused either for nine days (subgroup A) or 18 days (subgroup B, received PGF2α, at day 17; GnRH, at day 19). In the fourth group (G4), the animals received an injection of PGF2α (IM, 25 mg) followed by a dose of GnRH (IM, 500 mg) after 72h, without CIDR insertion. Blood samples were collected from the jugular vein pre and post CIDR insertion. Blood samples were utilized for the progesterone level assessment. For estrus and conception rates, animals were bred by fertile buffalo bulls, and pregnancy was detected at day 45 post-mating. Results showed that there was no variation in the rates of estrus induction and conception between the uses of the new CIDR device (G1) and the reused devices (G2 and G3 subgroup A); however, in the subgroup B and G4, only 50% of the treated animals demonstrated estrus. The duration, hormone, estrus, and pregnancy rate results revealed highly significant variations between groups. After the device withdrawal, the progesterone level in G2, G3, and G4 revealed a significant decline relative to G1. In addition, the duration was positively correlated to the progesterone level, estrus, and pregnancy rate. The progesterone level during the first and second services revealed a slight negative correlation with pregnancy. In conclusion, reusing the same CIDR up to three times for estrus synchronization is highly effective inducing estrus with high conception in postpartum anestrus Iraqi buffalo cows. Additionally, it is possible to reuse the CIDR device in 9 days without administration of GnRH in the lactating buffalo cows.https://www.vetmedmosul.com/article_182333_95b961ca88551f516d195103b7f5dd56.pdfbuffalo cowreused cidr deviceprogesteronepregnancy rate
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The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Sciences
buffalo cow
reused cidr device
progesterone
pregnancy rate
title The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
title_full The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
title_fullStr The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
title_full_unstemmed The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
title_short The efficacy of the recycled CIDR on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
title_sort efficacy of the recycled cidr on estrus synchronization in postpartum anestrum in buffalo cows
topic buffalo cow
reused cidr device
progesterone
pregnancy rate
url https://www.vetmedmosul.com/article_182333_95b961ca88551f516d195103b7f5dd56.pdf
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