Common epithelial tumours of the ovary in cows

Iglesias, María José García; Rodriguez, J. M. Martinez; Moral, Ana María Bravo del; Diez, A. Escudero

doi:10.1016/0034-5288(91)90140-j

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“…A pyogenic papillary cystadenoma was diagnosed in cow 1. This is a benign ovarian epithelial tumor with an incidence of 0.2%, but whose effect on fertility is unknown . The pathophysiology to explain the infection of this uncommon tumor of the reproductive tract is unknown.…”

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Outcome Following Partial Unilateral Hysterectomy by Standing Flank Approach in Dairy Cattle

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Outcome Following Partial Unilateral Hysterectomy by Standing Flank Approach in Dairy Cattle

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“…The World Health Organization defines mucinous cystadenoma as a localized cystic mass filled with mucin and surrounded by a fibrous wall lined by well-differentiated columnar mucinous epithelium (Travis et al ., 2004). Mucinous cystadenomas have been described in the parotid gland (Head and Else, 2002) and gall bladder in cats (Cullen and Popp, 2002) and in the ovary of a cow (García-Iglesias et al ., 1991) and a cynomolgus macaque (Sato et al , 2008). There are no reports of the mucinous form of cystadenoma in the lungs of mammals other than man.…”

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Mucinous Cystadenoma in the Lung of a Captive-born Moustached Tamarin (Saguinus mystax)

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et al. 2013

Journal of Comparative Pathology

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Summary A 2-year-old captive-born male moustached tamarin was subjected to necropsy examination after a fatal head trauma. A solitary, circumscribed, subpleural mass (0.6 cm diameter) was found in the right caudal lung lobe. The mass was diagnosed as a mucinous cystadenoma. Histochemical and immunohistochemical tests were performed to further characterize the tumour. Surfactant proteins A, B, C and D were not found in the neoplastic cells, suggesting that the tumour arose from a non-surfactant producing alveolar lining cell. Pulmonary mucinous cystadenomas are uncommon benign tumours in man and have not been reported previously in animals.

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“…Ovarian epithelial tumors are uncommon neoplasms of ruminants. In a study of 1,489 ovarian neoplasms in cows, 5 only 4 tumors of epithelial origin (all of them cystadenomas) were diagnosed. Of these 4 cystadenomas, only 1 had mucin production similar to that observed in the present case.…”

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