Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie

Retrospective data from two stud farms, in this study named stud farm A and B, including 742 mares, was statistically analysed. Parameters included in the analysis were type of insemination, date of the first insemination, number of inseminations, the age of the mares, if the mares had a foal or...

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Main Author: Lindulf, Björn
Format: L3
Language:Swedish
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Published: SLU/Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2004
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description Retrospective data from two stud farms, in this study named stud farm A and B, including 742 mares, was statistically analysed. Parameters included in the analysis were type of insemination, date of the first insemination, number of inseminations, the age of the mares, if the mares had a foal or not, foaling date, result of pregnancy examination (if it was done), twin pregnancy and treatments given to the mares. The pregnancy results and the treatments where compiled into a number of frequency tables in which the mares where arranged according to age, month of first insemination, foal or not and type of insemination. There was a significant difference in pregnancy result between the years at both stud farms (2001 better than 2002). At stud farm A, in year 2001, month (at start of insemination) significantly influenced the pregnancy result. This was not the result in the year 2002 or at stud farm B. Frozen sperm was only used at stud farm A. The total number of insemination per mare was significant lower for mares inseminated with frozen sperm. A significant higher frequency of mares at stud farm A were treated with PG at the end of the season. HCG was used more frequently during the year 2002 compared with 2001. The age of the mares did not influence the pregnancy result probably due to a selection of mares for treatment. Both stud farms used antibiotics and Caslick operations to a small extent. Furthermore, Standardbred mares (trotters) that got pregnant in June/July had on average 5 days shorter period of gestation compared with mares getting pregnant in May. A statistic logistic regression analysis including all the parameters in this study, showed how the different parameters influenced the chance of a mare to get pregnant. As an example, the difference between the stud farms concerning pregnancy result disappeared. Conclusion: Statistic analysis of retrospective data from two stud farms showed that simple frequency tables are not sufficient to make an adequate comparison, a deeper statistic analysis that take into account all available data is needed.
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spelling RepoSLU127252017-10-19T12:34:14Z Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie Lindulf, Björn häst reproduktion statistik stuteri Retrospective data from two stud farms, in this study named stud farm A and B, including 742 mares, was statistically analysed. Parameters included in the analysis were type of insemination, date of the first insemination, number of inseminations, the age of the mares, if the mares had a foal or not, foaling date, result of pregnancy examination (if it was done), twin pregnancy and treatments given to the mares. The pregnancy results and the treatments where compiled into a number of frequency tables in which the mares where arranged according to age, month of first insemination, foal or not and type of insemination. There was a significant difference in pregnancy result between the years at both stud farms (2001 better than 2002). At stud farm A, in year 2001, month (at start of insemination) significantly influenced the pregnancy result. This was not the result in the year 2002 or at stud farm B. Frozen sperm was only used at stud farm A. The total number of insemination per mare was significant lower for mares inseminated with frozen sperm. A significant higher frequency of mares at stud farm A were treated with PG at the end of the season. HCG was used more frequently during the year 2002 compared with 2001. The age of the mares did not influence the pregnancy result probably due to a selection of mares for treatment. Both stud farms used antibiotics and Caslick operations to a small extent. Furthermore, Standardbred mares (trotters) that got pregnant in June/July had on average 5 days shorter period of gestation compared with mares getting pregnant in May. A statistic logistic regression analysis including all the parameters in this study, showed how the different parameters influenced the chance of a mare to get pregnant. As an example, the difference between the stud farms concerning pregnancy result disappeared. Conclusion: Statistic analysis of retrospective data from two stud farms showed that simple frequency tables are not sufficient to make an adequate comparison, a deeper statistic analysis that take into account all available data is needed. Retrospektiva data från två stuterier, i detta arbete benämnda stuteri A och B, från totalt 742 nypåbörjade ston har samlats in för statistisk analys. Parametrar som särskilt bearbetades var inseminationstyp, datum för första insemination, antal inseminationer och datum då dessa genomfördes, stoets ålder, föl vid sidan, fölningsdatum, eventuell dräktighetsundersökning, tvillingdräktighet samt de behandlingar som stona fick. Dräktighetsresultat och behandlingar sammanställdes i frekvenstabeller där stona grupperades efter ålder, inseminationsstartmånad, föl vid sidan och inseminationstyp. Signifikant skillnad i dräktighetsresultat sågs mellan år för båda stuterierna (2001 bättre än 2002) samt för stuteri A mellan olika grupper av ston beroende på startmånad avseende insemination under år 2001 men ej under år 2002 eller vid stuteri B. Antalet totala inseminationer var signifikant lägre hos ston som inseminerades med fryst sperma, vilket bara skedde vid stuteri A. Stuteri A behandlade en signifikant högre frekvens av ston med PG ju senare på säsongen det var. HCG användes mer år 2002 jämfört med år 2001. Åldern påverkade inte dräktighetsresultatet. Ett medvetet val av behandlingar för att förbättra fertiliteten hos vissa ston påverkade sannolikt resultatet. Båda stuterierna hade låg frekvens av antibiotikabehandlingar och Caslickoperationer. Det kunde vidare noteras att travarston som blev dräktiga i juni/juli hade i genomsnitt 5 dagar kortare dräktighetstid jämfört med de som blev dräktiga i maj. En statistisk analys som tog hänsyn till samtliga parametrar genom logistisk regression visade hur de olika parametrarna påverkade ett stos chans att bli dräktigt. Bland annat sågs att skillnaden mellan stuterier avseende dräktighetsresultat försvann. Konklusion: Statistisk analys av retrospektiv data från två stuterier visade att enkla frekvenstabeller ej är tillräckliga utan fördjupad statistisk analys som tar hänsyn till alla tillgängliga datauppgifter krävs för en adekvat jämförelse. SLU/Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2004 L3 swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12725/
spellingShingle häst
reproduktion
statistik
stuteri
Lindulf, Björn
Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
title Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
title_full Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
title_fullStr Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
title_full_unstemmed Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
title_short Statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
title_sort statistisk analys av journalmaterial från två stuterier : en retrospektiv studie
topic häst
reproduktion
statistik
stuteri