Intestinal Glandular Inclusions (Glandular Choristoma) in the Mesenteric Lymph Node of a Goat

Gómez-Laguna, J.; Carrasco, L.; Gordon, A G; Millán, Y.; Garrido, Marta; Rodríguez-Solera, S.; Monteros, A. Espinosa de los; Mulas, J. Martı́n de las

doi:10.1016/j.jcpa.2006.12.001

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“…Clinical consequences may occur, which depends on the nature and location of choristoma. These pathological changes were described in different species such as horses, dogs, goats and guinea pigs [2][3][4][5]. In cattle, several cases have been described, including the development of stratified squamous epithelium in the jejunum,and the presence of respiratory epithelium and pancreatic tissue in mediastinal lymph nodes [6,7].…”

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Detection of Ectopic Intestinal Epithelium in an Ileocaecal Lymph Node from an Adult Crossbred Aberdeen Angus Cow

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2012

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Detection of Ectopic Intestinal Epithelium in an Ileocaecal Lymph Node from an Adult Crossbred Aberdeen Angus Cow

Fernando¹

2012

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Epithelial and Pancreatic Choristoma in Bovine Lymph Nodes

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Gastric Duplication: Proventricular Cystic Choristoma on the Spleen of a Broiler Chicken

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Gastric duplication (choristoma) is a very rare anomaly in both humans and other animal species. We report herein a case of proventricular cystic choristoma in a 62-day-old broiler chicken. The broiler chicken was brought from the slaughterhouse to our laboratory after a pale-brown cystic structure closely attached to a thin, compressed spleen was identified. On necropsy, the cystic structure showed a clear mucinous fluid. Histopathologically, the cystic structure was lined by proventricular mucosa presenting in folds and sulci. Submucosal proventricular glands, consisting of secretory units and collecting tubules, occupied parts of the choristomal wall. The gastric mucosa lining the choristomal wall stained positive with periodic acid-Schiff stain, stained negative with Alcian blue staining, and showed a thin layer of smooth muscle fibers and a thick connective tissue layer with Masson trichrome. Ectopic pancreas was noticed attached to the wall of the choristoma. To the best of our knowledge, this represents the first report of choristoma in an avian species.

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Intestinal Glandular Inclusions (Glandular Choristoma) in the Mesenteric Lymph Node of a Goat

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Detection of Ectopic Intestinal Epithelium in an Ileocaecal Lymph Node from an Adult Crossbred Aberdeen Angus Cow

Detection of Ectopic Intestinal Epithelium in an Ileocaecal Lymph Node from an Adult Crossbred Aberdeen Angus Cow

Epithelial and Pancreatic Choristoma in Bovine Lymph Nodes

Gastric Duplication: Proventricular Cystic Choristoma on the Spleen of a Broiler Chicken

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