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ct-13622	Paccamonti , Dale 	Non-ovulatory follicles: characteristics, causes, and solutions? 	2012	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1801	80	50	From a retrospective study of breeding records, it has been proposed that the dose of CLO affects the chance of HAF development, with higher doses more likely to result in HAF formation.4 A factor which may play a role but was not described in these reports linking CLO usage and HAF formation is what stage of follicular development was present at the time of CLO administration. However in mares which formed a HAF in response to flunixin meglumine administration, the concentration of progesterone on days 5 and 9 after HAF formation was lower than in control mares on corresponding days after ovulation.7 Consequently, most mares with an HAF will respond to a luteolytic dose of prostaglandin (PG) administered at the appropriate interval after formation of the HAF, with a return to estrus and normal ovulation.2 However, as discussed below, treating an HAF with a luteolytic dose of CLO may in some cases not be the best course of action, especially in mares prone to forming HAFs.	cache/ct-13622.pdf	txt/ct-13622.txt