Exam 2 Images: Reproduction - Dr. Dark Flashcards by Chelsie Price

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Paramesonephric cyst

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GCT

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Dysgerminoma

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Teratoma

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Ovarian carcinoma

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Uterine adenoma - not leiomyoma, doesn’t look like coming from musclar part

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Leiomyosarcoma

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Uterine torsion

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Endometriosis

May see chocolate colored fluid

Many red spots on organs

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Arthrogryposis

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Necrosis of cotyledons d/t brucella

IC space spared, but can be affecetd as well

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Intercotyledonary spaces damaged, but cotyledons ok

d/t Coxiella burnetti - Q fever

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Red pustular lesions d/t EHV-3

Equine coital exanthema

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Testicular hypoplasia

No loss of seminiferous tubules, tubular collapse or inflammation

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Sperm granuloma d/t sperm getting outside of protective site

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Severe periorchitis

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Teratoma

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Spermatocoele

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Epididymis

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Prostatic carcinoma

Actually TCC - urethra lined by transitional cells

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Hypospadius

Urethra exits from ventral surface of the penis surface

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Hemorrhage d/t trauma - rupture of corpus cavernosus

Common in bulls, horses - unlikely to rebreed

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“Summer sores” from parasitic larva

Inflammation of penis

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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BPV papillomas

Transmissable venereal disease (TVD) Usually regress with time

Squamous cell carcinoma

True hermaphrodite

Male pseudohermaphrodite

Ovarian carcinoma/adenocarcinoma CEH commonly associated

GCT

Segmental aplasia

Grade 3 Endometriosis

Grade 2 endometriosis

Pyometra Usually high neutrophil count

Cystic endometrial hyperplasia Hormonally regulated via estrogen COMMON PRECURSOR TO OTHER CONDITIONS: pyo\*

Uterine torsion

Subinvolution of placental sites (SIPS)

Schistosomus reflexus Failure to form abdominal wall, other malformations

Perosomus elumbis Vertebra missing, twisted and poorly attached back legs, shortened body

Anasarca = edema

Holoprosencephaly Ingestion of veratium californicum - sheep Inhibits sonic hedgehog gene - midline defect

Umbilical torsion

Macerated fetus = exposed to bacteria

Fetal mummification = dried out but tissue intact

Resorption

Lichenifcation + hyperkeratosis d/t mycotic placentitis

Vaginal polyp (mucosa)

Squamous cell carcinoma

TVT Round cell tumor Different # of chromosomes then dog

Gangrenous mastitis

Supparative mastitis

Fibroadenomatous hyperplasia Hormonally influenced Normal mammary tissue embedded in large amound of fibrous tissue

Inflammatory carcinoma Usually more aggressive

Cryptorochidism

Interstitial (Leydig) cell tumor Yellow, more firm than seminomas Spherical, well circumscribed Most common in dogs, cats, buls

Seminoma Pink to gray, soft to firm Softer edges, less demarcated

Sertoli cell tumor Firm, white, well demarcated Produces estrogen \> feminization

Peripheral vasoconstriction d/t frostbite or ergot toxicity Dermatitis

BPH