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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

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Transmissable venereal disease (TVD)

Usually regress with time

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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True hermaphrodite

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Male pseudohermaphrodite

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Ovarian carcinoma/adenocarcinoma

CEH commonly associated

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GCT

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Segmental aplasia

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Grade 3 Endometriosis

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Grade 2 endometriosis

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Pyometra

Usually high neutrophil count

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Cystic endometrial hyperplasia

Hormonally regulated via estrogen

COMMON PRECURSOR TO OTHER CONDITIONS: pyo*

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Uterine torsion

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Subinvolution of placental sites (SIPS)

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Schistosomus reflexus

Failure to form abdominal wall, other malformations

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Perosomus elumbis

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

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Anasarca = edema

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Holoprosencephaly

Ingestion of veratium californicum - sheep

Inhibits sonic hedgehog gene - midline defect

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Umbilical torsion

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Macerated fetus = exposed to bacteria

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Fetal mummification = dried out but tissue intact

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Resorption

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Lichenifcation + hyperkeratosis d/t mycotic placentitis

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Vaginal polyp (mucosa)

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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TVT

Round cell tumor

Different # of chromosomes then dog

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Gangrenous mastitis

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Supparative mastitis

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Fibroadenomatous hyperplasia

Hormonally influenced

Normal mammary tissue embedded in large amound of fibrous tissue

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Inflammatory carcinoma

Usually more aggressive

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Cryptorochidism

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Interstitial (Leydig) cell tumor

Yellow, more firm than seminomas

Spherical, well circumscribed

Most common in dogs, cats, buls

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Seminoma

Pink to gray, soft to firm

Softer edges, less demarcated

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Sertoli cell tumor

Firm, white, well demarcated

Produces estrogen > feminization

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Peripheral vasoconstriction d/t frostbite or ergot toxicity

Dermatitis

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BPH