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Observational study of the prevalence of scrotal hernias, cryptorchidism, incision healing complications and impaired growth performance pre-weaning of surgically castrated pigs

机译：阴囊疝，密码术，切口治疗并发症和增长性能受损的观察性研究，手术阉割猪预混

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Surgical castration of male pigs is a growing welfare concern with emerging popular support for the use of alternative methods and post-operative care. Some countries, such as Norway, have already passed legislation prohibiting surgical castration without anesthesia. While significant research has been done on the painful effects of castration, the literature is lacking in regards to rates of complications and other associated conditions in the current US swine industry. The purpose of this study was to determine the rates of scrotal hernias, cryptorchidism, incision healing complications and low viability animals during the early post-castration period.
机译：男性猪的手术阉割是一种日益增长的福利，对使用替代方法和术后护理的新兴的普遍支持。一些国家，如挪威，已经通过了没有麻醉的手术阉割的立法。虽然对阉割的痛苦影响进行了重大研究，但文献缺乏对目前美国猪工业的并发症和其他相关条件的缺乏。本研究的目的是在早期阉割期间确定阴囊疝，密码疝，切口，切口愈合并发症和低活力动物的率。

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