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Cervical leiomyofibroma in a jersey crossbred cow: A case report
Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2020 · Vol. 8(3) · pp. 1173–1174
Abstract
A case of cervical leiomyofibroma in a 5 year old crossbred Jersey cow, an uncommon entity is described. The tumor mass was originated in the cervical rim and it was removed surgically, which weighed 24.5cm X 22.5 cm X 15cm in size and weighed 5.2 kg. The tumor was hard and firm, well circumscribed with encapsulation and it was whitish-yellow in color. The mass was diagnosed as leiomyofibroma. This tumor mass had no undesirable effects on parturition and subsequent fertility.
Soft tissue tumors and treatmentGastrointestinal Tumor Research and TreatmentSoft tissue tumor case studiesCrossbreedFertilityCervixMedicineGynecologyAnimal scienceBiologyInternal medicine
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