Proceedings of the John P. Hughes International Workshop on Equine Endometritis. Davis, California, August 1992.

The paper is a report from a workshop discussing equine endometritis, a condition affecting horse fertility. The event was held in honor of Professor John Hughes and his significant contributions to the field.

Workshop Overview

• The workshop was held in August 1992 in Davis, California, and was centered on equine endometritis – an inflammation of the endometrium (the inner lining of the uterus) in horses
• The event was convened to honor Professor John Hughes for his significant contributions to the study of this condition. He is highly regarded for his considerable clinical importance, and scientific interest in horse endometritis
• The workshop’s report is edited by Dr. W. R. Allen.

Equine Endometritis and its Importance

• Equine endometritis is widely accepted as a major cause of infertility in Thoroughbred horses due to endometrial pathology and dysfunction
• The workshop’s discussions and findings are of high importance to those interested in Thoroughbred horse breeding and those studying equine infertility

Value of Workshop Proceedings

• The proceedings of such workshops serve as critical sources of information. They bring forward the work of respected specialists, facilitate discussions, and stimulate future innovative investigations
• This workshop, in particular, succeeded in meeting these objectives while simultaneously recognizing the contributions of Professor John Hughes to the field

Praise for Professor John Hughes

• Professor Hughes has been a key figure in the research of equine endometritis
• He initiated many research projects in the field and mentored numerous students and young clinicians, having a positive influence on their careers