Maria Teresa Carbajo Rueda

Maria Teresa Carbajo Rueda serves as a Professor in the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Surgery and Anatomy at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of León, where her work centers on animal health with specialized focus on ruminant species.

Education

• Doctorate from University of León (1990): Thesis titled "Effect of chronic immobilization stress on gestation, postnatal development and superovulation in the Sprague-Dawley rat" supervised by Dr. Juan Carlos Domínguez Fernández de Tejerina.

Research Interests

• Animal Medicine: Clinical care and disease management in livestock
• Veterinary Surgery: Advanced surgical techniques for companion and farm animals
• Ruminant Pathology: Disease mechanisms in cattle, sheep, and goats
• Reproductive Biology: Fertility optimization and stress impacts on gestation
• Physiology: Stress response systems and developmental biology

Research Group

• SANPATRUM Health and Pathology of Ruminants: Investigates infectious diseases, nutritional disorders, and welfare issues in ruminant populations through field studies and laboratory analysis.

Professional Context

As a core faculty member, she contributes to veterinary education and research infrastructure at the University of León. While specific student supervision records and grant details aren't documented in available sources, her leadership in SANPATRUM indicates active engagement in collaborative research projects addressing critical challenges in ruminant health.