ArticleLife (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Effect of Dystocia Duration on the Placental Health in Canines.
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The study aimed to determine whether placental lesions differ according to the duration of dystocia. Forty-seven placentas were obtained from 18 bitches that underwent emergency cesarean sections. For descriptive purposes, the cases were classified into four groups based on the duration of dystocia: Group A, up to 6 h; Group B, 6-11.9 h; Group C, 12-24 h; and Group D, more than 24 h. Forty-seven placentas were studied. Both macroscopic and microscopic characteristics were evaluated in each placenta. Descriptive data were presented, and logistic and multinomial regression models were used to assess whether dystocia duration (in hours) is associated with the presence and severity of placental macro- and microscopic lesions. An hour increment over the mean in the duration of dystocia showed a non-significant trend to increasing the presence of macroscopic necrosis (OR: 1.11,
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