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Endoscopyc examinations were performed on 37 mares of different breeds. All examined mares had reproductive problems. During the examination, the following pathological changes were found: inflammation of endometrium in 19 cases (64.9%), uterus adhesions in 4 cases (10.8%), exudate in uterus lumen in 13 cases (32.4%), thin fibrin exudate in 8 cases (21.6%) and lymphatic cysts in 12 cases (32.4%). In one case adhesions in the cervical wall were found, and in one case there was hair encapsulated in the cervical mucus as a consequence of fetotomy. These changes were found in 2.7% of cases

Comparison of endoscopic, ultrasound and microbiological examinations in diagnosis of reproductive disorders in mares