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Authors:
Varga, J
Mester, L
Borzsonyi, L
Lekeux, P
Szenci, O
Citation: J. Varga et al., Improved pulmonary adaptation in newborn calves with postnatal acidosis, VET J, 162(3), 2001, pp. 226-232
Authors:
Plachy, M
Talpag, B
Szenci, O
Citation: M. Plachy et al., Methods for the monitoring of the intrauterine state of foal foetus. Review article, MAGY ALLATO, 123(5), 2001, pp. 274-281
Authors:
Karen, A
Kovacs, P
Beckers, JF
Szenci, O
Citation: A. Karen et al., Pregnancy diagnosis in sheep: Review of the most practical methods, ACT VET B, 70(2), 2001, pp. 115-126
Authors:
Szenci, O
Humblot, P
Beckers, JF
Sasser, G
Sulon, J
Baltusen, R
Varga, J
Bajcsy, CA
Taverne, MAM
Citation: O. Szenci et al., Plasma profiles of progesterone and conceptus proteins in cows with spontaneous embryonic/fetal mortality as diagnosed by ultrasonography, VET J, 159(3), 2000, pp. 287-290
Authors:
Varga, J
Mester, L
Borzsonyi, L
Erdesz, C
Vari, A
Kormoczi, PS
Szenci, O
Citation: J. Varga et al., Adaptation of respiration to extrauterine-life in healthy newborn calves, REPROD DOM, 34(3-4), 1999, pp. 377-379
Authors:
Bajcsy, AC
Bartyik, J
Szenci, O
Citation: Ac. Bajcsy et al., Comparison of blood ionized calcium and acid-base variables in samples obtained from different sampling sites in dairy cows, J VET MED A, 46(4), 1999, pp. 255-259
Authors:
Beckers, JF
Drion, PV
Garbayo, JM
Perenyi, Z
Zarrouk, A
Sulon, J
Remy, B
Szenci, O
Citation: Jf. Beckers et al., Pregnancy Associated Glycoproteins in ruminants: Inactive members of the aspartic proteinase family, ACT VET HU, 47(4), 1999, pp. 461-469
Authors:
Gabor, G
Siver, L
Szenci, O
Citation: G. Gabor et al., Intravaginal prostaglandin F2 alpha for the treatment of metritis and pyometra in the bitch, ACT VET HU, 47(1), 1999, pp. 103-108
Authors:
Szenci, O
Citation: O. Szenci, Reproductive management of dairy cows in the postpartum period, MAGY ALLATO, 121(2), 1999, pp. 78-81
Authors:
Bajcsy, CA
Reiczigel, J
Szenci, O
Citation: Ca. Bajcsy et al., Circadian changes in blood ionized calcium, sodium, potassium, and chloride concentrations and pH in cattle, AM J VET RE, 60(8), 1999, pp. 945-948
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