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VADS Clinical Trials Reference Report

Reference:	Stevens RD;Dinsmore RP;Cattell MB; Evaluation of the use of intrauterine infusions of oxytetracycline, subcutaneous injectons of fenprostalene, or a combination of both, for the treatment of retained fetal membranes. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 207 12 : 1612 - 1615, 1995.
Animal(s) Described	Cattle,Dairy,Adult
Disease(s) Evaluated	Metritis
Etiologic Agent(s)	None Identified
Type(s) of Trials	Prospective preventive clinical trial

Review
Treatments were described. Cases were not assigned randomly. Assessors were not masked.	A negative control group was included. A positive control group was not included. The case definitions were considered valid. Relevant clinical outcomes were considered.	Success / failure criteria were described. A statistical analysis was described. Raw data was reported.
Comments	Treated until fetal membranes expelled; Group 1: oxytetracycline, Group 2: oxytetracycline and fenprostalene, Group 3: fenprostalene, Group 4: control

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