The use of self-retaining teat dilators prevents the contraction of the cut surface, permitting them to remain in the teat for two weeks, removing them only when the milk is being stripped from the teat.
"The Veterinarian"
Chas. J. Korinek
These two agencies, while working in harmony through the vaso-dilators, produce phenomena which are essentially independent of each other.
"A Practical Physiology"
Albert F. Blaisdell