Female Genital Diseases and Reproductive Parameters in Animals
A special issue of Animals (ISSN 2076-2615). This special issue belongs to the section "Veterinary Clinical Studies".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 September 2026 | Viewed by 898
Special Issue Editors
Interests: reproductive surgery; analgesia and anesthesia in reproductive surgery of small animals; male and female genital pathologies in domestic animals and non-conventional species; veterinary andrology; non-surgical contraception; chemical sterilization methods in dog and cat
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Interests: reproductive anesthesia; analgesia and anesthesia in reproductive surgery of small animals; male and female genital pathologies in domestic animals; canine semen evaluation
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue, “Female Genital Diseases and Reproductive Parameters in Animals”, aims to provide an updated overview of recent therapeutic advances in animal reproduction, with a particular focus on disorders affecting the female genital tract in animals. Particular attention is paid to so-called “third-way” therapies, namely alternative approaches that are neither strictly medical nor surgical. Examples include electroporation techniques, ozone therapy, and phytotherapeutic treatments.
Regarding reproductive parameters, this Special Issue seeks to highlight the application of advanced diagnostic methods, such as innovative hormonal panels and next-generation imaging techniques. Emphasis will also be placed on studies employing reproductive tract microbiota analysis as a diagnostic and prognostic tool for genital diseases. Finally, manuscripts aiming to improve seminal parameters in domestic animals will also be considered. This topic, which is gaining increasing interest, has clear medical relevance and significant economic implications.
Dr. Vincenzo Cicirelli
Dr. Matteo Burgio
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- genital disease
- reproductive parameters
- reproduction of domestic animals
- dogs and cats
- semen evaluation
- genital pathologies
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