First published 9/28/2026, 4:30:15 PM · Last updated 9/28/2026, 4:30:30 PM

Pain-related facial expressions, heart rate variability and operator-assessed procedural ease during transvaginal follicular aspiration in mares: Effect of procedure, sedation and butylscopolamine bromide – metamizole

Journal article studying pain-related facial expressions, heart rate variability, and operator-assessed procedural ease during transvaginal follicular aspiration in mares, examining effects of procedure, sedation, and butylscopolamine bromide–metamizole. Publisher metadata lists Elsevier BV; only the article title and basic metadata were provided.

Categories: science-and-space

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The study investigates pain indicators and effects of sedation/drug use during an equine reproductive procedure, as described in the article title.

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Pain-related facial expressions, heart rate variability and operator-assessed procedural ease during transvaginal follicular aspiration in mares: Effect of procedure, sedation and butylscopolamine bromide – metamizole

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