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A case study of reproductive pathology in bitches

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2020 · Vol. 8(2) · pp. 1527–1531

Abstract

The aim of the study was to estimate the macroscopic and histopathological appearances of female genital organs. A total number of ten canine carcasses of different breeds, age and body conditions were chosen for the present study. Increased occurrence of lesions in reproductive organs was recorded in dogs of 5 years and above age. Macroscopically, cystic changes and haemorrhage in the ovary. Mild congestion, haemorrhage and edema of the uterus. The detailed histopathological evaluation revealed cystic ovary, fibroplasia, atrophied follicles, and haemorrhagic ovary. Degeneration, edema, atrophy of glands and hyperplasia in the endometrium. Cystic dilation of glands in cervix. It was concluded that old age female had a higher risk of developing endometrial pathologies.

Veterinary Medicine and SurgeryReproductive Physiology in LivestockVeterinary Equine Medical ResearchOvaryAtrophyUterusEdemaEndometriumPathologyMedicineHyperplasiaFemale reproductive systemCervix
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