2018
DOI: 10.35172/rvz.2018.v25.69
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Agenesia unilateral do corno uterino e ovário direito em gata

Abstract: Objetivou-se descrever o achado de agenesia uterina e ovariana em gata submetida a procedimento de mastectomia total e ovariosalpingohisterectomia para tratamento de hiperplasia fibroepitelial mamária felina. O presente trabalho descreveu o caso de um felino, fêmea, sem padrão de raça definido, sete meses de idade com histórico de aumento de volume mamário após administração de uma dose de contraceptivo acetato de medroxiprogesterona. De acordo com a anamnese e o exame físico foi estabelecido o diagnóstico de … Show more

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“…The diagnosis of reported cases of uterine segmental aplasia was possible through macroscopic analysis of the reproductive system. In Brazil, no report of a unicorn uterus was found in sheep, but it has been reported in other species such as bitches (PINTO FILHO et al, 2001;PAGLIUCA et al, 2012;AGUIRRA et al, 2014), cat (CORREIA et al, 2018), cow (ANDO et al, 2007) and buffalo (OHASHI et al, 2012;RIBEIRO et al, 2016). In studies with bitches, despite the uterine malformation, there were no changes in the ovaries and the presence of these organs is justified by the embryonic origin different from the uterus (PAGLIUCA et al, 2012;SÔNEGO et al, 2018), which was also verified in the present report.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The diagnosis of reported cases of uterine segmental aplasia was possible through macroscopic analysis of the reproductive system. In Brazil, no report of a unicorn uterus was found in sheep, but it has been reported in other species such as bitches (PINTO FILHO et al, 2001;PAGLIUCA et al, 2012;AGUIRRA et al, 2014), cat (CORREIA et al, 2018), cow (ANDO et al, 2007) and buffalo (OHASHI et al, 2012;RIBEIRO et al, 2016). In studies with bitches, despite the uterine malformation, there were no changes in the ovaries and the presence of these organs is justified by the embryonic origin different from the uterus (PAGLIUCA et al, 2012;SÔNEGO et al, 2018), which was also verified in the present report.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%