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2006 was observed a small decreasing of the incidence till 166 positive<br />

cases, <strong>and</strong> in 2007 a new increasing till 275 positive cases. The<br />

prevalence compared to the serological exams made each year revealed<br />

in 2003 405 positive samples from the 2019 tested, in 2004 from the<br />

830 samples 193 were positive, in 2005 from the 1545 samples 390<br />

were positive, in 2006 297 positive samples from 1140,<strong>and</strong> in 2007,<br />

from 1582 serological exams 475 were positive. If in 2003 antibodies<br />

against Maedi Visna virus were detected in sheeps from 25 Sanitar<br />

Veterinary Circumscriptions, their number increased each year, in<br />

2006, 2007 antibodies being detected in all 38 circumscriptions of the<br />

Covasna County.<br />

771 Effect of Intracervical Infusion of Prostagl<strong>and</strong>in F 2a <strong>and</strong><br />

Prostagl<strong>and</strong>in E2 on Dilation of Cervix in Ewes with<br />

Ringwomb<br />

M. Eslampour 1 , P. Tajik 1 , S. Bokaie 2 , H. Moaddab 1 , A. Moghiseh 1 ,<br />

B. Khoramian 1 , S. Rafia 1 , E. Banihasan 1<br />

1 University of Tehran, Dept. of Clinical Sciences, Tehran, Iran<br />

2 University of Tehran, Department of Food Hygiene, Tehran, Iran<br />

To evaluate the clinical efficacy of administration of prostagl<strong>and</strong>in E2<br />

(PGE 2) <strong>and</strong> prostagl<strong>and</strong>in F 2a (PGF 2a) intracervically by comparing<br />

these with digital manipulation on dilation of cervices in ewes with<br />

ringwomb .Pregnant ewes which cervices failed to dilate during<br />

parturition assigned r<strong>and</strong>omly to three treatment groups: 1) 7 ewes<br />

manipulated their cervices digitally for ten minutes <strong>and</strong> if this effort<br />

had not responded, after ten minutes another effort initiated, 2) 6 ewes<br />

received 1 mg infusion of PGF 2a (Lutalyse; Pfizer Animal Health)<br />

dissolved in 2 ml of 30% gelatine (Sigma-Aldrich Co.) intracervically<br />

<strong>and</strong>, 3) 6 ewes received 0.5 mg infusion of PGE 2 (Prepidil; Pfizer<br />

Health) intracervically . For infusion of PG 2a, a speculum introduced<br />

into the vagina so that the external os cervix could be seen in the light<br />

of the speculum lamp. The tip sterile pipette was inserted about 2 cm<br />

into the cervix <strong>and</strong> the gels deposited in to the lumen of cervices. For<br />

prevention of leakage of PG 2a gels required restraining ewes in to the<br />

lateral recumbency for 15 minutes after infused. The response to the<br />

treatment would be assigned positive if proceeding on parturition <strong>and</strong><br />

delivery of live lambs was occurred one hour after administration of<br />

treatment. All of the ewes that did not response to the treatment,<br />

monitoring for two hours later <strong>and</strong> if there was not any proceeding on<br />

parturition they would be culled consequently. Results showed that<br />

ewes were treated with PGE 2a interacervically had greatest response<br />

compared with treatment with digital manipulation <strong>and</strong> intracervical<br />

infusion of PGF 2a (5/6s vs. 3/7 <strong>and</strong> 3/6 respectively). However,<br />

response to treatment did not differ between the groups significantly<br />

(p>0.05). Culling rates from three groups revealed that ewes in digital<br />

manipulation group had greater culling rates compared with PGF 2a <strong>and</strong><br />

PGE 2a groups (4/7 vs. 2/7 <strong>and</strong> 1/7 respectively, p>0.05). It can be<br />

concluded that using PGE 2 in the ewes with undilated cervices after<br />

initiated of abdominal straining can be an effective treatment <strong>and</strong><br />

preventive approach for culling of pregnant ewes.<br />

772 Influence of Reduced Dietary Crude Protein Level on<br />

Performance of Dairy Cows under Heat Stress<br />

A. Asadi, G. Ghorbani<br />

Isfahan University of Technology, Department of Animal Science,<br />

Isfahan, Iran<br />

Two groups of high yielding early lactation cows were allocated to<br />

either high (17% DM, 106 cows) or low (15.6% DM, 102 cows) crude<br />

protein diet. Mean DIM, milk yield <strong>and</strong> parity for cows in high <strong>and</strong> low<br />

protein treatments were; 59.5±21 <strong>and</strong> 65.3±26d; 38 <strong>and</strong> 37.3 kg/d; 3.1<br />

<strong>and</strong> 2.9, respectively. Mean daily ambient temperature was 37.3 ˚C<br />

throughout the trial. Cows were in the trial for six weeks allowing two<br />

weeks for adaptation <strong>and</strong> the remaining 28 days for data collection. Dry<br />

matter intake <strong>and</strong> milk production were recorded daily <strong>and</strong> diets <strong>and</strong><br />

milk were sampled weekly. MIXED procedure was used for statistical<br />

analysis including time of sampling in the repeated statement <strong>and</strong><br />

assuming cow as r<strong>and</strong>om effect. Reducing dietary protein resulted in<br />

lower dry matter intake (22.4 vs. 24.9 kg/d, P

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