ULTRASOUND CHANGES IN THE UDDER NIPPLES OF COWS WITH MASTITIS IN THE TREATMENT OF PLATELET AUTOPLASM IN COMPARISON WITH ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY

Abstract

Ultrasound examination is widely used in many areas of veterinary medicine, including in the diagnosis of endometritis and pregnancy in cows. However, visual diagnosis of the udder in cows has not been widely used in practice, as it does not allow to make a final diagnosis. At the same time, using ultrasound, we have the opportunity to get a clear visualization of structures, understand the severity of changes in tissues, and ultrasound is also a good method of assessing the quality of treatment in dynamics, especially for scientific purposes. In the study, patients with cow mastitis were treated with platelet autoplasm (TAP) and the healing time was compared with the use of standard antibiotic therapy.