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[Endometrial cysts in the mare. 1. Post-mortem studies: occurrence and morphology]
Summary
Endometrial cysts are common in older mares, affecting 19% of those over 10 years old. These uterine cysts vary in number and size, with larger ones often found in the uterus body.
Area of Science:
- Veterinary Pathology
- Equine Reproductive Health
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