The efficacy of embryo recovery on consecutive days from Day 6.5 to obtain small embryos for vitrification

Embryo flushing on consecutive days from the time of expected entry of the embryo into the uterus was effective in collecting embryos ≤300 μm and resulted in additional embryos being retrieved compared with a single flush. Oviductal transport time in some mares is >156 h from ovulation.

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Equine Veterinary Journal
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2025-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1111/evj.70098
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Reproductive Physiology in Livestock
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Abstract

Embryo flushing on consecutive days from the time of expected entry of the embryo into the uterus was effective in collecting embryos ≤300 μm and resulted in additional embryos being retrieved compared with a single flush. Oviductal transport time in some mares is >156 h from ovulation.

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