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Xylocaine

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Xylocaine is a local anesthetic medication. It is used to temporarily numb or block pain in a specific area of the body.

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3 protocols using xylocaine

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Synchronizing Estrus for Embryo Transfer

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Recipient estrus synchronization was initiated by inserting an intravaginal progesterone device (1.38 g; Eazi-Breed CIDR; Zoetis) and intramuscular administration of gonadotropin (100 mcg; Factrel; Zoetis) on day 0 (sixteen days prior to transfer). On day 7, the CIDR was removed and intramuscular prostaglandin (25 mg; Lutalyse; Zoetis) was administered. Recipients were monitored for estrus, and a second intramuscular dose of gonadotropin (100 mcg; Factrel; Zoetis) was administered on day 9. Prior to transfer on day 16, recipient response to synchronization was confirmed via detection of an appropriate corpus luteum with transrectal ultrasonography. Prior to transfer, each recipient received a caudal epidural using 100 mg 2% lidocaine (Xylocaine; Fresenius). Embryos were transferred via non-surgical, transcervical technique, and the blastocyst was deposited into the uterine horn ipsilateral to the corpus luteum. Pregnancy was diagnosed on day 35 of embryonic development by transrectal ultrasonography (5.0 MHz linear probe; EVO Ibex, E.I. Medical Imaging).
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Bovine Embryo Transfer via Estrus Synchronization

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Estrus synchronization of recipient cattle began 16 days prior to the embryo transfer with the use of an intravaginal progesterone releasing device (1.38 g; Eazi-Breed CIDR; Zoetis) and the administration of gonadorelin (100 mcg; Factrel; Zoetis) done on day 0. On day 7, the CIDR was removed and prostaglandin (25 mg; Lutalyse; Zoetis) was administered. A second dose of gonadorelin (100 mcg; Factrel; Zoetis) was given on day 9 and recipients were monitored for signs of estrus. Confirmation of recipient synchronization was done on day 15 via corpus luteum detection using a transrectal ultrasound. On day 16, embryo transfers were performed. Recipients received a caudal epidural of 100 mg 2% lidocaine (Xylocaine; Fresenius) prior to embryo transfer. Two to three blastocysts were loaded into 0.25 cc straws and transferred using the non-surgical transcervical technique into the uterine horn ipsilateral to the corpus luteum. On day 35 of gestation, transrectal ultrasonography (5.0 MHz linear probe; EVO Ibex, E.I. Medical Imaging) was done to confirm pregnancies, and reconfirmed on day 80. A total of four embryo transfers were performed, and recipients were resynchronized for subsequent embryo transfers if they did not become pregnant from prior embryo transfers.
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Estrus Synchronization for Embryo Transfer

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Recipient estrus synchronization was initiated by inserting an intravaginal progesterone device (1.38g; Eazi-Breed CIDR; Zoetis) and intramuscular administration of gonadotropin (100mcg; Factrel; Zoetis) on day 0 (sixteen days prior to transfer). On day 7, the CIDR was removed and intramuscular prostaglandin (25mg; Lutalyse; Zoetis) was administered. Recipients were monitored for estrus, and a second intramuscular dose of gonadotropin (100mcg; Factrel; Zoetis) was administered on day 9. Prior to transfer on day 16, recipient response to synchronization was confirmed via detection of an appropriate corpus luteum with transrectal ultrasonography. Prior to transfer, each recipient received a caudal epidural using 100mg 2% lidocaine (Xylocaine; Fresenius). Embryos were transferred via non-surgical, transcervical technique, and the blastocyst was deposited into the uterine horn ipsilateral to the corpus luteum.
Pregnancy was diagnosed on day 35 of embryonic development by transrectal ultrasonography (5.0 MHz linear probe; EVO Ibex, E.I. Medical Imaging).
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