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ENDOMETRITIS

Dr. Jérôme PONTHIER

DVM, M. Sc., Ph. D., Diplomate

ECAR

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• In my mind, in the equine:

– Endometritis ≠ Metritis:

Timing General signs

Endometri

tis

- NOT after foaling - discharge)NO, (except vuvlar

Metritis

- After foaling

-Temperature

-Weakness, anorexia

-Modified blood analysis

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• Diagnosis:

– External signs: vulvar discharge?

– Speculum exam: cervical discharge?

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• Diagnosis:

– Endometrial swabs:

• Cottons or Brushes?

– Small volume uterine lavage – Uterine biopsies

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• Diagnosis:

– Conclusions about cytology and

bacteriology:

• Swabs & small volume uterine lavage

• In litterature, 2 ways of slides interpretation – Classical: >5 Neutro or Eosino/x400 field (?)

– New: >5% Neutro or Eosino

Bacterio + Bacterio

-Cytolog y +

•Endometritis

•Etiologic agent is probably the isolated bacteria

•Endometritis

•Etiology: Post mating/Post AI, Mycosis Cytolog y -•No endometritis •Contamination of the sample

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• Diagnosis:

– Conclusions about about biopsies

• Endometritis & Endometrosis

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• Etiology:

– Not related to specific pathogenic agent:

Post mating/AI endometritis

– Related to specific pathogenic agent: • Veneral transmission:

Taylorella equigenitalis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Klebsiella pneumonia,

Sptreptococcus equi equi (?)

• Opportunistic agents

– Bacterias: Streptococcus spp, Staphylococcus spp, E. coli,…

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• Rational: uterine clearance

– Mechanisms involved: • Cervix opening

• Mucus

• Muscular contractions (oxytocin & PG)

• Lymphatic drainage

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• Rational: predisposing factors

– Vulvar conformation: « No vulva nor mare »

• Vertical (max 20° deviation)

• Closure (no apparent mucosa)

• Length (max 15-20cm)

• Supra/Infra ischial proportion = 2/3

Poor vulvar conformati on Poor vulvar conformati on Pneumovag ina Pneumovag ina Urovagina Urovagina Endometrit is Endometrit is

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• Rational: predisposing factors

– Cervical abnormalities (post-foaling tears?)

– Mucus thickeness (?)

– Lymphatic vessels obstruction (endometrosis)

– Pendular uterus

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• Treatment: old school

– Oxytocin alone – Uterine lavage:

• Sterile physiologic liquid

• Sterile tube with balloon (filled after cervix entrance)

• No antiseptics

• Oxytocin at the endof the uterine lavage

• Contamination risks (> oxytocine alone)

– Uterine lavage and antibiotic infusion

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• Treatment: new ways

– Systemic antibiotics

– Systemic coticoïds (Post/pre AI) – Plasma infusions

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