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aula

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o

método

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Good evening,

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good evening,

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everyone, everyone is already

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here, welcome, welcome

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to another day, the last day

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of our journey, but there was a lot of

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good content, huh, and today is going to be the

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best of all that I left the best

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for the

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end, good evening guys,

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welcome,

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welcome, let's

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start today in our class today, right?

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We're going to talk about major doubts

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about reproduction, but actually,

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I want to talk more about some content

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that I've separated for you, very special,

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very special. cool about

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ultrasound but for those who are

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arriving now for those who don't know me,

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welcome, we are on the journey of

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reproduction and cuina, I am Bruna nanzer, a

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specialist in reproduction and cuina for 10

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years and during this week I am

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helping veterinarians and students to

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understand how to dominate the

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reproduction market during this week I

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told you that reproduction is just the

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icing on the cake I said this sentence several

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times and now I want to tell you that the

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whole cake is the BN method, this

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wonderful course that I I'm making it available to

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you today

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in today's class I'm going to share with

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you exclusive content I'm going to open up

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a little piece of our heart in the course

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which is part of my method and I'm going to

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teach you one of the main pillars of

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reproduction which is

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ultrasound, as I have already I said, right, there

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is no reproduction without ultrasound and before

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that I'm going to put some feedback here on the screen so

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you can see how

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simple it is to apply in practice what I

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teach in this course method, I

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'm going to read it to you because I don't

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see it, let's go, hi, I managed to put it in

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practice in the internship, what I'm doing, the

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Vet practically didn't need to explain anything to me

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and I was able to recognize all the

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ultrasound images from the beginning, protocols,

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equipment and everything else, so for those who

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are students, you're in doubt, is there a

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student, right? put into

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practice what you learned in our course,

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this feedback was fresh

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for you today, Bárbara was a student. Wow, he stopped by

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and said, right?

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Bru and bothering her a lot with

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my doubts, I managed to lose my fear and

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insecurity, I went with everything and inseminated

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my first client's mare today at

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15 days old, I went for an ultrasound to

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confirm and this is the result, Bárbara

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sent me this result of Today, a

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video of this

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15-day embryonic vesicle and I was very happy, people were

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very happy for her because it was her

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first insemination, Bárbara never took

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a practical reproduction course, I asked

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her, she just took a practical course in

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cattle, nothing to do with equines and you've already

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managed to put the method into practice and

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have good

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results Hi, I managed to do it and here's another one,

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I have an internship scheduled for the

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holidays at the end of the year and I'm already

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feeling super prepared to face it, I've

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already completed your survey.

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ultrasound because before the course I

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got almost all the images wrong, I

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thought the course was very

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enlightening, a lot of things I didn't

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understand, Bruna showed and taught in a

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very simple way, but very

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effective, I recommend the course because even for

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me who already had post- -graduation In

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some moments It was even better than

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some of the PS classes, I feel confident

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in carrying out the procedures taught

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in the field. Look how cool those who already

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had a postgraduate degree were able to

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see that the course really is different

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and I'll leave a comment audio for you by

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Luciane Dinis Lu is here, Hi Lu,

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good evening Luna Nosa, doing with Luna was

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very important for my career and

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with all the practical theoretical content and

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all the teaching that she conveys, the con

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she has, I worked safely that

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I was qualified by the course and all the

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mares that I set out to do are

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pregnant and now wait for the next

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season

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Hello, there is a student who has been following me for a

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while saying hi, Lu and Lu is

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now going to enter the process of

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transferring embryo, she was already

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inseminating, she had great results

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last season and she's already opening her doors

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to new procedures, right, and I

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'm always here when she needs her, we

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talk to each other, I help her

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and I'm very happy to see mine

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students going through each phase being

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successful because this is the most important thing

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for me for

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sure and let's start so, right,

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throughout today's class you will learn

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some principles

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to be able to identify two

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uterine changes that are very common

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in everyday life of our

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reproduction practice, this is the and the cyst, these

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two changes are very common for those who

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work with reproduction, this content

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was prepared to help you from the

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first stage to improving your

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diagnoses in the

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field ultrasound, so before starting

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today's class I also want to remind you that

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classes one and two are available for

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replay, if you haven't watched it yet, access

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the link here in the chat and watch it

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so that you can extract all the

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knowledge that I shared

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with you these days, okay, let's start

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with everything then Remembering the guidelines

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that were sent to you in the

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group, if you can, watch it with the

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computer so that you can make

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the most of it, the slides that I'm going to bring

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here, okay, I'm going to share them with you,

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so it's a presentation, including

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these slides, they're a little part of the

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classes that are available at

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hotmart so it's my

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ultrasound class at hotmart so

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really enjoy this class, take a printout

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because this content is very valuable and

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will help you a lot

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Let me just open my slides

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here ok guys so what should you

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know about ultrasound imaging, right,

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first thing the ultrasound, it is done

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transrectally, some people

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still have this doubt, they think it is

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transvaginal, but ultrasound in

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reproduction we always aim to do it

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through the rectum, okay, and this ultrasound, right,

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this ultrasound monitoring,

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it can be performed weekly or

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daily and what will determine, right, whether

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you will undergo ultrasound weekly

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or daily will be the need and the

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phase that this mare will be in.

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So mares that are starting to breed,

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remember that I asked you to take a

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look at our estrous cycle Live

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because now we're going to talk about estrus and

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estrus transition more naturally

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because you've already seen this on my

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Live, right? So when the mare is starting

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heat, which is the estrus phase, normally

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during this period we do a uterus

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daily to be able to measure it. the

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follicles and also evaluate this uterus

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before our insemination before

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our coverage Now if the mare is in

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anestrus, for example, or in transition,

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which is a phase of inactivity or low

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cyclical reproductive activity, we do

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not need to monitor this mare every

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day Then we can start

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monitoring this mare weekly

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or even every 15 days, but what you

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need to know is that the closer to

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heat, the closer to ovulation, the

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closer to the moment you are going to

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inseminate or breed this mare, the more

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attention you have to give it to this

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reproductive system But you have to

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evaluate all the factors that are

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important for you to have a good

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result because in this period of C

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We will have more changes that will

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be happening inside this uterus

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so that's why it is It's so important that

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we carry out assessments

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every day or every other day at most, and

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with ultrasound we can

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monitor all these

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physiological changes that happen during the

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evolution of the mare's estrous cycle, with

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ultrasound we can also

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see the development of the embryo, so

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seeing this embryo developing,

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growing, we can evaluate the

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gestational time of a mare, we can

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evaluate anomalies, fetal anomalies

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and omics, right, we can evaluate

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this uterus in all aspects, okay, and

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let me pass it on to you,

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let me see where the next

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slide goes, I'm learning people, you have

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patience with me, I made this little column

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here for you, right, about the colors of the

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ultrasound, which is our screen, Our

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black and white TV, so what's important for

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us to know, right, as we will have

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n structures that we will evaluate

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we will have various shades of gray from

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white light gray dark gray to

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black and then I always like to show

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you this table for Makes it easier for us to understand the

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basics of ultrasound what do you

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You need to understand that in ultrasound,

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colors are based on some tones, right, and

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I've already left examples that are based on

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reproduction, so that's

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what I want you to

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understand when we're here and there,

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we're going to have three types of terms

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used in ultrasound, right?

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hyperechoic which is when it is very

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white and when we do

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an ultrasound and the image is very clear

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we will call it hyperechoic or

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hyperechoic which will be the

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white colors of intense echoes so

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normally the transsound wave hits

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this or this uterus or in this structure

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and reflects with high intensity the

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hypoechoic ones which are the grayer levels

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so it is a

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moderate Echo and the anechoic ones which are the

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black ones which when there is no echo at all

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so when we talk about what

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reflects a lot it will be

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Hyperechoic white reflects more or less

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hypoechoic which is low reflection and

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anechoic everything that has a is when there is no

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reflection And then I left some

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examples for you here so that

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we will see in the

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liquid reproduction What is the liquid like Oops What is the

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liquid like observed in the transom, the

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liquid is normally black, so

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it is

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anechoic, it will always be this way,

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solid things are normally white and

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precog, an example is, for example,

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bladder stones, you know, bladder stones

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Normally when we do an ultrasound,

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they are white, the gas air They are

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reflective white So they are

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hyperechoic, the follicle is a

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structure that we said about

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the follicle, it grows, this

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structure, the follicle, has liquid

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inside, so follicles are always

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rounded and black, and cysts

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are also anechoic spheres, so the cyst

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We're also going to see, right, the

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internal part of it is black, so that's just

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for you to understand that as you

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see the structures, they

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change these shades of gray

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beforehand and I put it for you there, right, so that

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we can remember that at the assembly station

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here in the general reproductive cycle of this

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mare we have the phases, there is the phase of the

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season in which this mare is in high

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cyclical activity, right?

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correctly,

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so normally it is when she is

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starting the breeding season or when it

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is ending she is in this

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transition phase and we have the

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anestrus phase and each phase of the estrous cycle

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we have already seen that this mare has

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characteristics she will have

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physiological characteristics she will have

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anatomical characteristics

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anatomical changes she will have

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behavioral changes so each phase the mare will

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be manifesting something

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her organism is also prepared for something

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remember back in the estrous phase we

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were commenting that in C for example the

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mare prepares for the stallion, then there is

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a whole physiological anatomical preparation

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for this during anestrus, she

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also becomes quieter, we don't

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have as much activity in the transition, it gets

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a bit messy in the diestrus phase after

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ovulation, this mare also stops

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accepting the male, so each phase of the cycle

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this mare will now manifest

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both a behavioral

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and physiological characteristic, this always goes

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together and we will see that it also has

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ultrasound characteristics that

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we can use the

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ultrasound and understand in which phase the

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mare is in, so through

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ultrasound we can We're going to do an

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ultrasound on the mare, we'll be able

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to see if this mare is in C or if this

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mare has already passed C or if this mare is still

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inactive. So we'll be

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able to see these changes on the

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ultrasound

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too and that's what's important, right? At the

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time of the ultrasound, we

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scan the entire uterus. So

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we have to scan

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all the uterine portions, so the uterus

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is made up of the

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uterine body and the right or left horn,

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I don't know if you can see mine.

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arrow passing here But when you enter the

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ceres, we will have the body of the uterus very

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long from the front, the

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right and left uterine horns that

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each end in your ovary, right ovary and

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left ovary and then, right? What are we

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going to evaluate then in this phase of the

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estrous cycle is to evaluate what

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uterine conditions come out with, so in the

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ultrasound we will see these

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characteristics. Remembering that these

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characteristics that the ego has to

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change during these phases of the

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estrous cycle, these changes are

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normal and are

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physiological and they also exist What is

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abnormal What is pathological Possibly

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pathological which are the fluids when the

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mare has fluid inside the uterus this is

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abnormal when the mare has a cyst this is

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abnormal when the mare has air this is

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abnormal pregnancy ok we can

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identify Sometimes the whether we want it to be a

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desirable or undesirable pregnancy and

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twin pregnancy, we

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can all assess this on ultrasound. But the

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important thing is to always remember that

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we need to go through this

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entire uterus, regardless of what we

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found there right away.

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Ultrasound in this mare is

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seeing edema But this ult doesn't run this

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entire uterus and then in some portion

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of it there was a cyst in some portion

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of it there was a hidden pregnancy or in

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some portion of it there was fluid so

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we need to scan this

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entire organ it's as a

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whole and these are the positions in which we

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will see the uterus, ok Depending on the

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shape there is no correct way to

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see this uterine image because

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Depending on the way you are going to

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place it, position your probe inside

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the rectum of this mare Sometimes you will

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see this uterus in a flat shape, which is

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in image one. You can see it

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outlined like the drawing in the image on the

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side. Or you will see it in a

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rounded shape, but this three is just from a

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book, okay, people, but this three that is here

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is the uterus in the form of an ultrasound on the side.

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You can see it

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found and it is round. Answer me here

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in the chat. Can you see the difference,

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its delimitation, flat and

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rounded, physiological changes,

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edema and everything else, can you

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understand me? answer Yes Yes

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I don't understand, explain again or are you

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going? So we have these ways of

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evaluating this uterus, which will be

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flat or rounded,

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there is no correct shape, it will just

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change the position we have on the

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ultrasound, they were able to see the uterus now

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let's move on to the

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anestrus changes what are the characteristics then,

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right? Of this uterus in anestrus we

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need to remember that anestrus will be in the

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winter, right normally in the winter because

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this mare will be low

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and there will be great luminosity And low

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cyclicity in the winter this mare will

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stop cycle and when this mare stops

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cycling, this uterus becomes

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quieter, this uterus becomes more flaccid,

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it is difficult for us to palpate it because there

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is no hormone there doing anything

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in there and, right, the image of this uterus in

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anestrus becomes a more

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homogeneous image, which which is homogeneous, it's an

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image without many shades of gray inside.

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So look at the difference in the image, one which

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is really round and

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it's very

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black.

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say it this way to make it

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easier, in image two it is an image of

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diestrus, it is a uterus with no major

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changes, but you can see that

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there is a band here in a

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slightly lighter gray, the middle of it is a

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lighter gray and on the edge a

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slightly darker gray so it is a

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more heterogeneous uterus that we have

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several tones inside so homogeneous

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when we have more of

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a single color and heterogeneous several

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colors and then in anestrus we normally

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see this uterus It's very homogeneous, very

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quiet, right, it's going to be more difficult to

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palpate because there really isn't anything

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going on there that draws our

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attention and also we, we can

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use our little brain to think What

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is the season you're going through? In

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doubt, I don't know if this mare is in

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transition or if she is in anestrus. Think

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about when and will it be spring, when

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is it summer, when is it autumn because

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normally this happens, right? Whenever

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winter arrives, 90% of these mares

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stop cycling If they don't have a

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light program and no hormones are

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being worked on in them, they normally

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stop

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cycling during the transition, right? That phase when

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this mare is deregulated, either she's

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starting the season or she's ending

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the season and in this phase of the transition

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remember that she No, her hormones are not

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very regulated, you know, she could be

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completely crazy, out of balance during this

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time of transition, which always happens

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at the beginning of spring and at the

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beginning of autumn, right, that's the tip,

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we'll always think that we're

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starting to season or at the end

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we will be able to find all kinds of

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characteristics inside this uterus So

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look in the first image a uterus with an

00:19:54

anestrous appearance we can find

00:19:56

a uterus with an anestrous appearance

00:20:00

already at the beginning of a season Sometimes

00:20:02

the mare has dominant follicle but it

00:20:04

has one but the uterine characteristic

00:20:07

still looks anestrus because it has

00:20:09

not yet had enough hormonal activity

00:20:11

to start to have

00:20:13

something inside this uterus any

00:20:14

changes inside this uterus we

00:20:17

can also look at image two a

00:20:19

uterus one a little homogeneous but a

00:20:21

little firmer more palpable it's a

00:20:24

little bigger but still not a

00:20:26

very significant change we

00:20:29

can find a mare in transition

00:20:31

also with a uterus like in image three a

00:20:34

more heterogeneous uterus has several different

00:20:36

shades of gray inside, right And this one uterus

00:20:39

is a uterus with degree one edema, so

00:20:41

we begin to see that it is already

00:20:43

changing, showing some

00:20:45

characteristic, some action within

00:20:46

this uterus and we can also find

00:20:49

mares in

00:20:50

transition with characteristics of image

00:20:53

four, which is a very heterogeneous uterus

00:20:57

with edema degree TRS an edema degree that a

00:21:00

very pretty edema calm down don't

00:21:01

despair because I'm going to tell you what

00:21:03

edema is right away but take a look at the

00:21:07

transition everything is going to be messed up and

00:21:09

everything is fine this is normal for the mare this is

00:21:12

physiological So It's not a pathology if

00:21:15

you have it, right in the spring, at the beginning of

00:21:17

spring and at the beginning of autumn, everything is

00:21:19

ok, this is natural for the mare, so we

00:21:22

can find a uterus in all sorts of

00:21:24

ways in this phase of the transition and

00:21:27

now let's talk about the

00:21:30

estrus period, estrus, right, which is the period, the

00:21:33

docile period, we will always have associated

00:21:35

uterine edema, so the edema will

00:21:38

appear in the initial phase of the colon, right in the

00:21:42

final phase of diestrus, when we have an

00:21:44

increase in FSH, we There won't be any

00:21:46

hormones here today so you

00:21:47

don't freak out, but with the increase in

00:21:51

this hormone, right, we will have

00:21:53

follicular stimulation And as these

00:21:55

follicles develop, they will

00:21:57

produce estrogen, which we talked about

00:22:00

in the estrous phase class there, right, when the

00:22:03

we have follicles we have follicles

00:22:05

growing we also have

00:22:08

estrogen production that's why the docile phase

00:22:10

is called the estrus phase, right

00:22:13

estrus uh sorry guys and why do we

00:22:18

have estrogen action And then as this

00:22:21

follicle grows it

00:22:23

increases the edema and what is this edema

00:22:26

Imagine a large orange orange

00:22:30

cut in

00:22:31

half, if you look at this orange it has

00:22:34

several small segments inside, it doesn't when

00:22:37

you look at the ultrasound image and

00:22:39

you can observe these small segments in

00:22:42

perfect shape, take a look at this

00:22:45

third photo Oops, I accidentally passed

00:22:47

on this third photo, here we see the

00:22:49

little segments very separate, like a Bolona, right, it

00:22:52

's the entire ulcer and inside it

00:22:55

the little segments separated, an orange

00:22:57

cut in half, if you can

00:22:59

define these segments well, it's because

00:23:04

this edema is very good. It's an edema TR

00:23:06

three to four so if it's well

00:23:09

defined the more defined the greater the

00:23:11

degree of edema this edema varies from one

00:23:13

to four it's normal And then in edema

00:23:18

1 it's normally when this mare is at the

00:23:19

beginning of C so when she starts to

00:23:22

Entering C begins a little edema

00:23:24

edema grade one grade two then this edema

00:23:27

increases as this follicle

00:23:29

grows and it starts producing more

00:23:33

estrogen and the degree of

00:23:35

edema inside this uterus increases until it

00:23:37

reaches Grade TR grade 4 and then we

00:23:40

will always associate, right, uterine edema with

00:23:43

the estrus phase with the Cil phase, I always

00:23:47

tell you, right, But how do you know if

00:23:49

the mare is in C, observe edema, right, if C

00:23:52

has edema, she is in

00:23:55

Sil And then I left another table here

00:23:57

for you guys, notice that here with

00:24:00

grade one we have almost no

00:24:02

edema, almost no definition of these

00:24:04

buds in grade two a very light bud

00:24:07

You can see that there is

00:24:08

something going on there but you can't

00:24:10

determine very well what which is a

00:24:12

TR degree we can see, right? This

00:24:16

cut orange, you can see the

00:24:18

buds more separated, and a degree that

00:24:22

we can clearly determine, the

00:24:25

uterine edema of this mare can be seen well

00:24:27

defined, right? This

00:24:28

orange, this one? these

00:24:32

buds, this uterine endometrium with

00:24:34

a lot of edema, so as you

00:24:36

get better at visualizing this

00:24:38

orange, the clearer it is It's

00:24:41

because this degree of edema is

00:24:45

high and then this mare ovulated, right? What

00:24:48

we expect to see after ovulation,

00:24:51

the edema is over, right?

00:24:54

this mare's estrogen deil phase and in diestrus,

00:24:57

under the action

00:24:58

of the progesterone hormone, these

00:25:01

endometrial folds start to diminish, they

00:25:04

return to normal and then present

00:25:06

a more homogeneous echotexture again,

00:25:09

so what do we expect after

00:25:10

ovulation for this mare to return to have a

00:25:13

quieter uterus because now in this

00:25:15

mare This oven has already been prepared to

00:25:17

receive our future embryo, the embryo

00:25:20

she still doesn't know if she has PR or not,

00:25:22

but this uterus is already prepared to

00:25:24

receive this embryo or with edema of at

00:25:28

most one degree one So this mare is

00:25:30

finishing cleaning herself, finishing

00:25:32

reducing this edema. So this edema is

00:25:35

growing, it reaches the apex, right at the

00:25:38

top of this mare's coio, so

00:25:41

when she is at the highest coo level,

00:25:42

we have the highest level. of edema And

00:25:45

then this mare ovulated, she released the oo there that

00:25:48

will meet with the sperm now

00:25:50

this edema will fall because the mare has already

00:25:53

ovulated, it's past her period to accept

00:25:55

the male so we don't want any more

00:25:57

uterine edema, there's no more uterus for now

00:25:59

will prepare for a

00:26:01

possible

00:26:05

embryo And then folks, edema is a

00:26:08

natural condition because the mare forms

00:26:11

this uterine edema so that there is a

00:26:13

dilation vessel there in that uterus so

00:26:16

that the water can receive this

00:26:18

semen and clean itself So these

00:26:21

endometrial folds edema is natural, this is

00:26:24

physiological, this is normal, all

00:26:26

mares go without developing edema during heat,

00:26:30

so this is normal so that she can

00:26:32

receive the sperm, there is

00:26:34

preparation in that uterus and also so

00:26:36

that she can clean herself, remember that the

00:26:38

We talked a lot about this, you know, about

00:26:39

uterine cleansing, so the edema helps, right?

00:26:42

All this hormonal part of the

00:26:45

circulating estrogen helps this mare during this

00:26:47

period, why do we want

00:26:49

this mare to not have edema? Then edema, right? It

00:26:51

shows me that there is some inflammation.

00:26:54

There in this uterus, it's not cool after

00:26:56

ovulation, okay? Why did this uterus ovulate, you

00:26:59

have to prepare for the embryo, no more

00:27:02

preparing for the semen, the semen is already

00:27:03

inside, right?

00:27:08

I'm going to talk a little bit

00:27:10

about abnormal conditions, which is not

00:27:12

normal for you to see in the mare's cycle, edema

00:27:15

OK, now liquid is not normal, there is the

00:27:19

presence of liquid, it will always

00:27:21

appear in an anechoic form, right, it is

00:27:23

black, so it goes, it always

00:27:26

goes. appear darker on my

00:27:28

ultrasound

00:27:29

and the tip I give you is how to

00:27:33

differentiate the liquid from anything

00:27:35

else the liquid It will always

00:27:37

move and it will change its shape

00:27:39

as you ultrasound

00:27:41

this mare so you ultrasound

00:27:43

it it was in the right horn and you're about to

00:27:45

pass it, it's in the body of the uterus and

00:27:48

you're about to pass it, it's at the exit of the

00:27:49

service, so every time the liquid

00:27:51

will be in one place because it

00:27:53

moves there inside this uterus, another

00:27:55

tip is that it looks like a little

00:27:57

monster mouth like that, oh,

00:27:59

flat, a little flat mouth,

00:28:01

I say this on the course So, it looks like a little,

00:28:04

flat monster mouth, so

00:28:06

it will always have this characteristic. Unless there is a lot

00:28:10

of liquid in it, it can increase

00:28:11

in size, decrease, then it will

00:28:13

always be in constant movement and then as

00:28:16

I tell you the fluid is not

00:28:18

normal it is not common for a mare to have

00:28:20

intrauterine fluid it is not healthy

00:28:23

for this mare and whenever we

00:28:26

have fluid it is important that we think

00:28:28

about the possible causes if this mare did not

00:28:30

open the cervix in the correct way for

00:28:32

this liquid to come out when it should during

00:28:35

the c if it was an insemination or a

00:28:37

recent coverage, there is liquid

00:28:39

inside, this liquid could even be the

00:28:41

sperm that you put in, you can

00:28:43

see it later, it will be there, it

00:28:46

could be a bacteria that is

00:28:47

causing this could be a fungus that

00:28:49

is causing this because the liquid

00:28:51

will always be associated with inflammation,

00:28:54

okay And we will always look for solutions

00:28:57

which will be

00:28:58

antibiogram and other factors, which

00:29:01

is a lot of information for you but

00:29:03

what I What I want you to learn today is to

00:29:05

look at this image, notice here, right,

00:29:08

we have the uterus around it and the edema is

00:29:12

very exacerbated, in this it is an edema 4,

00:29:15

we can see that the buds are

00:29:16

huge, right?

00:29:19

We have

00:29:21

liquid, this endometrium is inflamed

00:29:23

because it has already gone from four or

00:29:25

four edemas, right, and in this second

00:29:28

image, also notice that the gums in

00:29:30

our orange are much bigger, they are

00:29:32

almost three times the size of normal.

00:29:34

So show me that it's ok. There's an

00:29:36

inflammation going on inside this uterus, right, and the

00:29:38

black liquid in the middle, looking like a

00:29:41

little monster's mouth, and in image three, the

00:29:43

same shape, so it will always

00:29:44

appear there with a lot of edema,

00:29:47

normally, you know, an exacerbated edema

00:29:48

because it's an inflammation and it's always

00:29:51

black, walking around there. throughout this

00:29:56

uterus there is already the uterine cyst, right people, it

00:30:00

is a little different, it is also

00:30:02

anechoic as well as liquid, but it

00:30:06

is a structure that is fixed in the same

00:30:08

place, so the cysts are formed

00:30:11

by a deficiency in the lymphatic system,

00:30:13

so and not It's a pathological problem of

00:30:16

bacteria or inflammation, it's from the mare,

00:30:19

even from the uterine endometrium, it won't

00:30:21

leave there, there's no treatment for that,

00:30:23

it will always stay there, so the cyst,

00:30:25

it's from the mare itself, it formed there over the

00:30:28

years. births

00:30:30

so there's nothing we can do but it's

00:30:32

important for you to know the size and the

00:30:34

location so you don't confuse it

00:30:36

later with liquid or with a prenz or

00:30:39

also depending on the size of the

00:30:41

amount of cyst we decide if

00:30:43

we're going to leave this mare Pregnant or not,

00:30:46

then we have to know that these

00:30:48

cysts are spherical anechoic structures,

00:30:50

right, they are black like

00:30:52

liquid and the tip is they

00:30:55

will always be fixed in the same place and

00:30:58

normally have an irregular shape, but the

00:31:00

cyst usually has a border, okay?

00:31:03

it will have a delimiting border that

00:31:05

will be fixed there in the same place so you

00:31:06

had an ultrasound you saw a small ball there with

00:31:10

the same size on the right side in

00:31:12

two days you passed it it is the same

00:31:14

size on the same right side it is an

00:31:17

endometrial cyst it is there in the same way,

00:31:19

the same size, if it's a

00:31:21

small cyst, there's no problem if it's

00:31:23

a big dog. Then we already have to

00:31:25

think about other measures for this

00:31:26

mare, maybe not, not cons, not gestating, ok, and

00:31:31

how do we differentiate between

00:31:36

liquid and cyst? It's the big

00:31:38

difference, you guys are connected, tell me

00:31:40

here in the chat, what's the difference between

00:31:43

liquid and cyst because they're both

00:31:45

black, they're both black, they're both

00:31:48

anechoic, let's talk in a nice way

00:31:52

and then guys, what's the

00:31:54

difference between liquid and cyst?

00:31:58

ultrasound in a mare, how will you

00:32:00

see the

00:32:02

difference, size, also

00:32:07

perfect movement, perfect shape,

00:32:13

perfect location? That's it, people, the cyst

00:32:17

will always be delimited and the liquid will not, right? The

00:32:21

liquid will always move and the

00:32:23

cyst will always be still in the same

00:32:25

place. edge, yes,

00:32:30

very well, naara, the cyst usually

00:32:32

has a hyperechogenic border, look

00:32:34

here, the cyst always has a white,

00:32:36

hyperechogenic border That's

00:32:40

it, perfect guys, you already know how

00:32:43

to differentiate liquid from a cyst We're already

00:32:45

ahead of a lot of people, you can't

00:32:46

imagine how

00:32:48

much very good and that's it folks, I

00:32:52

wanted to show you this very

00:32:55

basic class. I said it very basic. Because in

00:32:56

my real class, this takes about 30

00:32:59

minutes just talking about this, but here we can't

00:33:01

talk for 30 minutes just about this

00:33:02

subject, but I want you to you understand

00:33:04

and know how to differentiate a cyst from a

00:33:06

liquid this is very important for

00:33:08

your routine because the procedure

00:33:10

you will have to take when faced with this

00:33:12

in your life is totally different

00:33:15

The diagnosis is different the treatments

00:33:17

are different so it is very important for

00:33:20

you to know differentiating on

00:33:23

ultrasound, ok

00:33:25

guys, did you manage to understand

00:33:28

the importance of good

00:33:30

guidance so that you can

00:33:32

interpret situations that get

00:33:33

there in your daily life because the

00:33:36

cyst you will have a positioning and

00:33:38

in the liquid you will have another type of

00:33:41

positioning, wait,

00:33:43

calm people Manu Manu keyword

00:33:47

so cake today's keyword is

00:33:51

cake once again keyword cake which

00:33:56

is a lot lower Alright

00:33:58

then guys, did you manage to understand the

00:34:00

difference the importance of having

00:34:03

a good direction, so you know how to

00:34:05

identify structure, plus what's more, right,

00:34:06

you have to know now what to do with

00:34:08

it, but once again I emphasize, it's not

00:34:11

enough to know all of them by heart, right, all the

00:34:15

hormones, it's not enough for you to know just the

00:34:18

ultrasound, it's not enough for you to know the

00:34:20

concepts if you are not well-

00:34:21

directed in the general context that

00:34:24

encompasses reproduction, you will not be

00:34:25

successful, here I brought you an

00:34:28

example about ultrasound, but that is not the

00:34:30

only thing that will make you

00:34:32

have excellent results, it was

00:34:34

precisely with this in mind that I I decided

00:34:37

to structure all my knowledge

00:34:39

online because I want to help

00:34:41

other professionals have the

00:34:42

direction they need to really

00:34:44

master reproduction, so in my

00:34:47

career so far there have been 10 years of

00:34:49

reproduction, more than 1 insemination, to

00:34:53

summarize the essentials in a course where I

00:34:55

'm going to teach you absolutely everything

00:34:57

I've learned so far, remembering that today,

00:34:59

people, it was just a pleasure because this

00:35:02

class, for example, liquid cite,

00:35:05

is much more in-depth in the course, but I

00:35:08

want to, but I'm already happy that you already know how to

00:35:10

differentiate the two things are great and

00:35:13

the best thing is that you don't need to

00:35:15

travel to another state to learn

00:35:17

about reproduction and cuina, you can

00:35:19

learn from your home like you did

00:35:21

with me now here in these three days

00:35:23

during these three days guys, I

00:35:25

organized this course of mine in four

00:35:27

modules with 10 recorded classes that are

00:35:29

available through hotmart, access is

00:35:32

immediate and I'm going to tell you about

00:35:36

all the content you'll find

00:35:37

in this course but don't leave beforehand because

00:35:39

I'm going to hold the scholarship draw

00:35:41

soon and there's some more

00:35:44

bonuses for you Okay, but I want to talk

00:35:47

a little bit about what you're going to

00:35:48

learn in my

00:35:50

online eclin reproduction course, in class one we're going to

00:35:52

talk about anatomy and physiology, so

00:35:54

you know, you always ask me, I'm

00:35:56

starting college now, this course

00:35:58

yes, this course is for you because of

00:36:01

this content it will help you

00:36:02

understand the basics So what are

00:36:05

the main organs related to

00:36:07

reproduction what are the characteristics of

00:36:09

each of them we don't start with

00:36:10

ultrasound like we did now

00:36:12

don't we it starts way back So what are

00:36:15

the organs of reproduction What are the

00:36:16

characteristics of each of them that

00:36:18

you need to know which hormones

00:36:20

each of them produces so it's a class

00:36:22

people that is the basis of reproduction from the beginning

00:36:25

so if you are a student you

00:36:27

couldn't understand this material there during

00:36:28

college or if you didn't even see

00:36:30

this material during college,

00:36:32

here we will review it from the beginning

00:36:34

and all of this will help you later on

00:36:36

when we come in and start talking

00:36:38

about the practical part, this base of anatomy and

00:36:41

physiology it is the basis for everything in

00:36:44

reproduction in class two we will

00:36:46

cover topics about seasonality

00:36:49

so estrous cycle hormone therapy here

00:36:51

you will understand What are the

00:36:55

physiological and anatomical behavioral characteristics that this

00:36:57

blind person will present in each phase of the

00:36:59

cycle you will be able to identify the phases of

00:37:02

C powder Cil diestro anestrus transition with

00:37:04

much more detail in this class

00:37:07

you will also learn about the main the

00:37:09

main hormones, right, which ones do I use

00:37:12

in my routine, what are the

00:37:14

characteristics of each of them, when am

00:37:16

I going to use these hormones?

00:37:18

I use What is the dosage I

00:37:20

use in my routine So you will

00:37:22

learn, right, hormone therapy and in

00:37:24

practice what works and what I

00:37:26

have been using for years and

00:37:29

getting these great results that

00:37:31

I already told you about, so it is very

00:37:33

complete part of the hormone and

00:37:35

we will also talk in this class

00:37:37

about light and the artificial light program.

00:37:40

How will this technique

00:37:42

help you with incinerated reproduction? In

00:37:44

class

00:37:45

three, you will learn about palpation and

00:37:48

ultrasound imaging, so now you are

00:37:51

going to Ultra. Look, before

00:37:52

today's class there's a lot more, right?

00:37:56

Um, in class three there's a lot of

00:38:00

day-to-day ultrasounds of which I have

00:38:02

photos, there's videos, in this class you'll

00:38:04

learn how to identify the

00:38:06

ultrasound characteristics of

00:38:08

each organ, today we only talked about the

00:38:09

uterus but there are also the ovaries,

00:38:11

what are the ultrasound changes that

00:38:14

we will have in each phase of the

00:38:15

mare's cycle and most importantly you will also

00:38:18

learn what is not normal, learn to

00:38:20

identify what possible pathologies

00:38:22

this mare may present and

00:38:26

it will give you help this module to have

00:38:29

much more confidence in practice in the

00:38:31

routine I want to show you here the details

00:38:34

of a well-done ultrasound that will

00:38:35

change Certainly all your

00:38:37

results are for students so people

00:38:40

who are still in college who intend to

00:38:43

intern in this area Imagine you there right,

00:38:47

your internship understanding everything about

00:38:48

ultrasound Imagine you understanding the

00:38:51

ultrasound image that the

00:38:52

veterinarian is taking at that moment in

00:38:55

that day-to-day monitoring that

00:38:56

you are looking at,

00:38:58

I guarantee you that your

00:38:59

use of this internship will be much

00:39:01

better than a person who doesn't No, you don't

00:39:04

understand anything about what's happening

00:39:05

there, you know, you don't understand what's

00:39:07

happening with this patient at the

00:39:08

time of the assessment, let's just wait a

00:39:11

minute, I logically forgot to

00:39:14

wait a minute

00:39:31

Hey, my people, it was very good for people

00:39:34

with TDH not having forgotten anything, right, the

00:39:37

person forgot, let's go there again. Calm

00:39:42

down Phew, so I guarantee you that in

00:39:46

class three, if you're thinking about

00:39:47

doing an internship, you'll make the

00:39:49

most of it.

00:39:55

of reproduction, don't

00:39:57

you remember that reproduction is just the icing on the

00:39:59

cake What aspects do you need to

00:40:01

learn to evaluate to pay attention and

00:40:03

achieve good results? Also in this

00:40:05

class you will learn how to identify

00:40:07

problem egos, what are the characteristics

00:40:10

of subfertile egos and which exams do

00:40:13

I use most? there in my

00:40:15

day to day routine and the most important thing of all

00:40:17

this is how to treat these mares with

00:40:19

problems these mares are subfertas so

00:40:21

there is a lot of treatment protocol in

00:40:24

class five I will teach you the basics of

00:40:26

how to collect a stallion and handle

00:40:29

semen in this class you will learn how

00:40:31

to perform artificial insemination techniques

00:40:33

both with fresh semen

00:40:36

chilled and frozen fresh semen

00:40:39

So you will learn the three

00:40:41

techniques here I will explain to you in

00:40:43

detail What are the main differences

00:40:45

and care and techniques that I use in

00:40:47

my day that I I'm using it in my

00:40:49

daily life when using each of the

00:40:51

different types of semen. So this class

00:40:53

will definitely give you more confidence

00:40:55

in carrying out an insemination. In class

00:40:58

six, I'll show you what materials

00:41:00

I use to collect and transfer

00:41:02

embryos. you will learn step by

00:41:04

step how to perform this

00:41:07

embryo collection technique. How to manipulate this

00:41:09

embryo in the laboratory and how to

00:41:12

prepare it for the moment of

00:41:14

transfer, whether this transfer is

00:41:16

there right after collection or if you are going to

00:41:19

transfer it a few hours later,

00:41:20

then how you will store this

00:41:22

embryo to transfer a little

00:41:23

later in this class you will also

00:41:25

learn how to prepare this embryo for

00:41:28

transport if you are going to send this

00:41:30

embryo to another colleague or to a

00:41:32

partner center so it is a very

00:41:34

complete class there are lots of video classes here from

00:41:37

all over practice of my routine that

00:41:38

I filmed for you in class seven I will

00:41:42

show you everything you need to know

00:41:44

about recipients So what factors do

00:41:46

I evaluate in this mare when I go to

00:41:48

buy new mares for my team of

00:41:50

recipients what factors make me

00:41:52

discard a recipient from my team, all

00:41:55

the management, preparation, care that I

00:41:57

take with these Egas when I'm going to

00:41:58

start them In the

00:42:00

embryo transfer programs, this class

00:42:02

you will also learn which

00:42:04

hormone techniques I use to

00:42:05

synchronize donor and recipient So how are

00:42:07

you going to match the two both in the

00:42:10

natural cycle and in the artificial cycle,

00:42:14

you will learn what are the main

00:42:15

hormonal protocols that I use in

00:42:17

my routine. I will also show you here

00:42:19

how I choose the best recipient

00:42:22

on the day of my embryo transfer.

00:42:24

factors you will evaluate

00:42:27

and to choose the best one you have

00:42:29

two three options Which of the three will you

00:42:31

choose and here you will also learn

00:42:34

What is the procedure for inovation to

00:42:36

transfer this embryo into the

00:42:38

recipient in class eight you will learn

00:42:42

about pregnancy diagnosis how to

00:42:44

perform the diagnosis what are the

00:42:46

gestational characteristics of each

00:42:48

age of this fetus embryo and also what

00:42:52

care we have to take with this

00:42:53

pregnant mare Including

00:42:55

deworming vaccines that must be carried out throughout

00:42:58

this pregnancy in class

00:43:01

nine I will teach you how to plan

00:43:04

how to plan the beginning of the

00:43:05

assembly season, what are the important factors that you

00:43:08

must have there as soon as you start a contract

00:43:10

with your client, I will also teach you

00:43:12

how to create a work contract that

00:43:15

gives you security and is clear to

00:43:17

explain your service and the values to the customer.

00:43:19

producer this way you avoid future

00:43:22

headaches for both parties in this

00:43:24

class you will learn how to charge for

00:43:26

your service and there is even a

00:43:28

bonus on how to help you calculate the

00:43:30

mileage of your car with all

00:43:31

the expenses you need to

00:43:34

know in class 10 I will teach you

00:43:37

some tips on how you will organize

00:43:40

your car to go out for appointments.

00:43:42

So how do I make everything easier

00:43:44

to find there when I meet

00:43:45

my client and also give you some

00:43:48

information on where I do the my

00:43:49

purchases of first equipment where

00:43:52

you will buy the hormones Where to

00:43:54

buy everyday medications finally

00:43:57

how should you organize yourself there to

00:43:59

start your work to start

00:44:02

your

00:44:03

assembly station people a more complete course

00:44:07

than this I have never seen Ah me I mean,

00:44:09

there's nothing like it, I really wish that

00:44:11

at the beginning of my career, when I

00:44:13

started way back when, someone had

00:44:14

invented something merely

00:44:16

similar and the best part, right guys, you'll

00:44:19

have access to all of this

00:44:21

content for 12 months, so the coolest thing is

00:44:24

of the course is that you're on the internship, you

00:44:26

saw something at the end you didn't understand

00:44:28

You're working with a client, you're in

00:44:31

doubt, you go there, look, look at the

00:44:34

course, you can see it again, watch the

00:44:37

classes as many times as you need,

00:44:39

so it's much easier for me I made

00:44:42

your life a lot easier, right? And besides all

00:44:45

this, there are a few more bonuses, but before

00:44:49

we continue here, I tell

00:44:50

you about the bonuses. Let's go to the draw, Manu.

00:44:55

Let's go to the draw.

00:44:59

from one of

00:45:01

you who is about to

00:45:07

start, who is about to start

00:45:10

with a course, a scholarship for the

00:45:20

0800 course, oh my God, I'm anxious, I too, we

00:45:23

even have a business here,

00:45:25

oh, my love, oh, people, you keep

00:45:29

telling me how you answered, you have to say the three

00:45:32

key words huh Look Cocoa in the back don't

00:45:38

worry we're going to start our

00:45:41

draw Manu is taking the

00:45:42

form

00:45:50

there You'll have some support and technical assistance

00:45:53

with you calm down and I'll tell you that

00:45:54

this is also a bonus guys calm down I

00:45:57

'll

00:45:58

finish Come on, we've already drawn the draw

00:46:02

Manu, we're going to call this

00:46:07

girl Paula Natiele Alves Madureira, we

00:46:13

're going to call her live

00:46:19

now Ah, she's live, she's

00:46:24

live Manu, wait a minute, Paulo, we're going to

00:46:26

call you, keep your cell phone in your hand

00:46:30

easy karma there I know my cell phone

00:46:34

is going to call I'm going to type here that my brother

00:46:35

sent directly I'm going to have to type 9 9

00:46:39

[Music]

00:46:41

5

00:46:48

858 I'm waiting for her to not

00:46:52

understand let's go

00:46:57

good night good night Muler tell me

00:47:02

that you wrote down these three words

00:47:04

I wrote down I've definitely been there since the first

00:47:06

day Let's talk let's go What are the three

00:47:09

key words direction cherry and

00:47:13

cake uhu

00:47:16

won welcome to the group to our

00:47:19

team of

00:47:20

students too eager and woman

00:47:24

welcome and stay tuned everyone

00:47:26

you too, Paulo, now I'm going to talk

00:47:28

about more bonuses that you'll have that will be

00:47:30

part of the course, huh, agreed, a

00:47:32

kiss, a kiss, thank you, nothing, bye Wow,

00:47:37

yummy, we already have a student, there's already one, there's already a

00:47:41

student there, folks, now let's get

00:47:43

to the bonuses let's get to the more

00:47:46

bonuses, let's get to the bonuses in addition to the

00:47:50

draw, let's continue with the

00:47:52

information, you who weren't drawn,

00:47:54

focus on the course now guys, you'll

00:47:58

also have access to a bonus class on the

00:48:00

behavior of the species, remember that I've

00:48:02

already told you a thousand times that

00:48:04

reproduction is just the icing on the cake,

00:48:06

well, I've already given you several examples here

00:48:08

that the behavior of the species makes

00:48:10

all the difference for you to be

00:48:12

successful in incinerated reproduction, so

00:48:14

we support our students, people,

00:48:16

it's not just with reproduction, it's not just We support you

00:48:17

in all factors, right, and the bonus of this

00:48:20

class, this bonus class is very important

00:48:23

for you to have good results. Additionally,

00:48:26

you have an exclusive WhatsApp group

00:48:28

with me and the other students in this class

00:48:31

where you can send all your

00:48:33

questions there. Even though I'm going to

00:48:36

answer you guys, it's not anyone on my

00:48:38

team, it's not me, I'm the one who

00:48:40

sends audio, sometimes I send it

00:48:41

in writing, you'll see that it's me,

00:48:43

okay, so guys, hey, I think the

00:48:46

WhatsApp group is really cool, these prints that

00:48:49

I put to you are from students that

00:48:50

we chat all the time in the group

00:48:53

so you can send questions, are you in

00:48:55

practice there at the time, were you in doubt

00:48:57

about an image, you can send them to the group and

00:48:59

I will always be answering, you are left

00:49:00

with If you have any hormone doubts on any

00:49:01

subject, I'm always there for you,

00:49:04

okay, and it's also very good because in addition to

00:49:06

clearing your doubts, you'll

00:49:08

network with everyone who's there

00:49:10

looking for the same thing as you, so

00:49:13

we have to remember, right? We are

00:49:14

an average of the people we

00:49:16

live with, so this interaction

00:49:19

from you is cool, and for all the students

00:49:21

who join the class, I will release

00:49:23

access to my e-book in a sanitary manner.

00:49:29

schedule with the vaccines that must

00:49:31

be administered to adult animals, pregnant mares,

00:49:34

foals, it's management, it's a

00:49:37

very cool health management e-book,

00:49:40

super objective material there to guide you

00:49:42

when you need it, right, give this support

00:49:44

to your client and finally, right? You

00:49:47

have an unconditional guarantee of S days

00:49:50

to understand if this course really

00:49:52

delivers what you need or if you

00:49:54

prefer to receive your money back,

00:49:56

you have seven days in case you

00:49:58

regret it and people, the investment in this

00:50:01

course is a absurd, absurd,

00:50:04

you see the people Tend results

00:50:06

there already people who PRS because I

00:50:09

always like to compare a situation with

00:50:11

you where professionals who leave

00:50:14

college desperate, they invest

00:50:16

30,000 in a postgraduate course, they have to

00:50:18

wait for years to finish and start

00:50:20

to put all this knowledge into

00:50:22

practice and in the end there isn't even a return of

00:50:24

knowledge that we need to

00:50:25

face real life, right? Let's tell the

00:50:27

truth, but today for you to have access to

00:50:30

all this knowledge that I learned

00:50:32

over the 10 years of my career and

00:50:34

master equine reproduction once and for all your

00:50:37

investment is only 12 installments of R

00:50:41

99.50 and there are several payment methods

00:50:44

you can pay in installments by

00:50:46

credit card in two to 12 installments you can

00:50:48

pay by debit you can pay at PX

00:50:50

you can pay with two cards you

00:50:52

can pay with pix and card you can

00:50:54

pay with chicken and pig no

00:50:56

lies

00:50:57

but there are a lot of options okay we make

00:51:00

these forms of payment very easy for

00:51:02

you because you have seen that

00:51:05

insemination is worth a PR already You paid for the

00:51:08

entire course, my team will put the

00:51:11

link here in the chat for you and it is now

00:51:14

available for you to

00:51:16

enroll from now on,

00:51:19

as soon as you sign up, access

00:51:21

will reach you by email, it's on

00:51:23

e -mail that you registered there or through

00:51:25

SM

00:51:27

also seriously people now you will have

00:51:30

three options to follow after this

00:51:33

journey so pretend that you didn't attend

00:51:36

these classes that you have never seen me in your

00:51:38

life and continue doing everything the way

00:51:40

you are doing suddenly you're already

00:51:42

satisfied with your

00:51:44

pregnancy rate, you're already reaching your pregnancy rate and you've already

00:51:47

had good results, you

00:51:50

're already feeling confident in your internship, right? There's

00:51:56

a way

00:51:58

to invest 30,000 in a postgraduate course,

00:52:00

spend the second year studying, research

00:52:03

on the internet a little bit. From here, a

00:52:05

little bit from there. With an

00:52:07

international article, because when I started

00:52:09

my life there was nothing, there was nothing

00:52:11

in Portuguese, no, people, everything was

00:52:13

international and it still is, okay? There are very

00:52:16

few articles in Portuguese so you

00:52:18

will have to work hard to learn all

00:52:20

this knowledge and then you will have to struggle to

00:52:22

learn it alone or option three is for you

00:52:25

to join my third

00:52:27

reproduction class and revolutionize the

00:52:29

reproduction market and work together with me no more

00:52:32

intern who don't even know what to do no more

00:52:34

interns who don't

00:52:35

understand ultrasound no more

00:52:37

insecure professionals no more

00:52:39

professionals who don't know how to analyze an

00:52:41

ultrasound who have no idea what's

00:52:42

behind inseminations so

00:52:45

people click on the link here in the chat run and

00:52:48

register guarantee your

00:52:50

e-book as a gift, this bonus class on

00:52:53

behavior because registrations will

00:52:54

be open a few days

00:52:56

later, you won't say that I didn't

00:52:58

warn you, eh, and now I'll read the

00:53:00

comments and your questions so

00:53:03

we can exchange ideas here

00:53:07

and But that's it guys, I wanted when I

00:53:12

started my life to have such a good course

00:53:14

so targeted that it would make

00:53:17

my

00:53:19

life easier

00:53:21

oh come on, let's

00:53:23

ask, what are the course hours guys,

00:53:26

what course did you buy, do you have access to

00:53:30

it for 12 months, okay, can you? access

00:53:33

Whenever you want, whenever you

00:53:35

want, day at night, three four times,

00:53:38

review the same class, you don't understand, review the

00:53:40

class again, so it's very easy to access

00:53:44

because you can do it whenever you

00:53:47

have it

00:53:55

available,

00:54:00

we must pay attention to the climatic phases and

00:54:03

regions that there is no specific season

00:54:05

I'm from Manaus yes you should pay attention

00:54:08

but I imagine that there must be a

00:54:10

higher luminosity index So you

00:54:13

will notice over the years that

00:54:15

you work that some mares enter a

00:54:17

certain phase of C in such and such a

00:54:19

period This changes in some regions But

00:54:22

they will always cycle and they always

00:54:25

normally stop cycling. I know if you

00:54:26

live close to the Equator there the

00:54:29

luminosity is high all year round so

00:54:30

there are egos that don't stop cycling

00:54:36

even though there will be a certificate, the course has

00:54:40

certified people, the journey of

00:54:42

reproduction here

00:54:54

not in this image of We can now be

00:54:57

called Hyper Ema in this case an edema 5

00:54:59

yes those with liquid we

00:55:02

can interpret as hyper Ema right There is a

00:55:04

lot of edema there the endometrial folds

00:55:07

are huge right so yes it can be

00:55:10

considered a hyper

00:55:21

edema What problems can cysts

00:55:24

cause in the

00:55:26

action depending on the location and the

00:55:29

size of this cyst, it makes it difficult for the

00:55:32

embryo to make maternal recognition

00:55:34

inside this uterus and then this mare ends up

00:55:36

absorbing or aborting, let's also

00:55:39

assume that this mare managed to

00:55:42

make maternal recognition if this

00:55:44

embryo touches the cyst, sometimes it

00:55:46

cannot develop and also if

00:55:49

this cyst is very large, but even

00:55:51

so, seega managed to carry this

00:55:53

pregnancy forward, where the cyst is,

00:55:56

the placenta may not be able to

00:55:59

adhere properly, so this could

00:56:01

harm it from going there ahead,

00:56:03

this

00:56:08

mare's pregnancy Doctor, this edema could be an

00:56:12

early PR Pedro, let's remember if this mare

00:56:15

has edema, which

00:56:17

circulating hormone is estrogen, right? And estrogen

00:56:21

is always in the opposite direction of pregnancy

00:56:23

because if the mare has estrogen, she is

00:56:25

in the fertile period right, during the Cil period,

00:56:28

so if the mother has edema, there's no way it could

00:56:30

be a prenz, right, if the mother has

00:56:32

edema, she's getting ready to

00:56:35

receive the semen, there's nothing

00:56:37

inside that uterus, right? It's getting

00:56:39

ready to receive sperm

00:56:41

for

00:56:44

fertile period how to treat a cyst cysts are not

00:56:47

treatable, we have to learn

00:56:49

to live with it or take this mare out of the

00:56:51

transfer program, introduce

00:56:54

this mare into the embryo transfer program,

00:56:56

right, depending on the size of the

00:56:58

cyst, this

00:57:01

mare can't get pregnant, right, or will having

00:57:04

difficulties in carrying this pregnancy to

00:57:06

term, so it is important that we have

00:57:09

this view, right? That this mare has a lot of

00:57:11

terine cysts and depending on the size of the

00:57:13

cyst, we need to place her only

00:57:16

for embryo transfer and no longer

00:57:18

for

00:57:22

insemination, the course also directs

00:57:24

for treatments, there is definitely a

00:57:27

module just talking about Diagnosis, right, about

00:57:29

Egas problems and treatments of Egas

00:57:32

problems, there is a lot of content talking about

00:57:36

treatment, what twin pregnancy is

00:57:40

like, how you make the

00:57:42

diagnosis, normally we

00:57:44

visualize Two vesicles, right, but

00:57:47

twin pregnancy in the cuina species it

00:57:49

is never wanted, so when we have a

00:57:51

twin pregnancy we need to

00:57:54

remove one of the vesicles

00:57:56

so that this mare does not carry this

00:57:58

pregnancy forward and it does not become a

00:57:59

risk for her and for the foals

00:58:01

they normally miscarry at the end. of

00:58:03

pregnancy or is it very dangerous for this mare

00:58:06

at the time of birth to tangle with the foal and

00:58:08

end up with the mare also dying,

00:58:12

so it is very risky for the equine species

00:58:17

twin pregnancy more questions

00:58:25

people I

00:58:27

just wanted a mandatory supervised internship

00:58:29

with Bruna Oh so about

00:58:31

internship normally right, the students on the

00:58:34

course have access to the first vacancies

00:58:36

When I open an internship So there is a

00:58:38

very cool way for you to get an

00:58:41

internship and

00:58:45

referral opportunity, it is possible to combine

00:58:48

reproduction with another area such as

00:58:50

Medical Clinic, for example, I believe so, okay?

00:58:52

At the beginning of my career, I

00:58:54

had to juggle a lot for me to be

00:58:56

able to, right? Add value to my

00:58:58

service and for my producer, so for my

00:59:01

client, he always called me, as

00:59:03

sometimes he didn't have a very

00:59:05

large amount of reproduction to do on that

00:59:07

property, I ended up that I attended to the

00:59:09

Clinic, I also did neonatology on this

00:59:11

property so that the client could look

00:59:13

to me for everything they needed, right to

00:59:15

maintain my client's loyalty, I

00:59:17

also attended to the clinic and the neonatology,

00:59:20

of course, if your reproduction

00:59:22

grows in demand, right? There will come a

00:59:24

time when you you won't be able to

00:59:26

meet two or three things anymore,

00:59:28

so I think it depends a lot on

00:59:31

work demand, but if you have

00:59:34

little demand even in reproduction, you

00:59:35

can meet the

00:59:42

clinic. Persistent corpus luteum happens

00:59:45

at any stage, normally happens at the

00:59:47

end of season when we apply

00:59:50

medications and these hormones no longer have any effect, right?

00:59:52

So when the

00:59:54

glina prostate no longer has as much

00:59:56

effect, sometimes this mare no longer has

00:59:58

as many hormone receptors

01:00:00

as she should have, but in the transition phases, I

01:00:05

even signed up. Yay,

01:00:09

welcome Gu and let's go Gui Let's go up

01:00:14

Hey

01:00:15

guys, what would a twin pregnancy be like, that

01:00:19

's it, now our next contact

01:00:22

will be in our student group

01:00:24

so I'll wait for you there on WhatsApp, I'm

01:00:26

very happy about this week of this

01:00:29

journey of ours of the reproduction of these days

01:00:31

of classes with you, it was a great pleasure

01:00:33

to have you here all these days, I hope

01:00:35

you enjoyed the content, it

01:00:37

was prepared with great care, with

01:00:39

a lot of love and you no longer have an excuse for

01:00:41

making mistakes, hey, on my Instagram when

01:00:43

I put it up there what about the cyst Hey guys,

01:00:45

now you've learned the difference

01:00:47

so I'm waiting for you and now students,

01:00:50

welcome to the WhatsApp group

01:00:58

Alisson closes the course and you'll see

01:01:01

that there will be more content than yours,

01:01:03

I'm not bragging, that's it. feedback

01:01:07

from my students, come with me, don't you

01:01:10

guys, today is the last day of our class

01:01:13

OK now just content on Instagram or

01:01:16

for the students then I'll wait for you on

01:01:18

WhatsApp ok guys a good evening thank you very much

01:01:21

for another incredible journey

01:01:24

until next time

01:01:28

n

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