Pathology of the Female Reproductive System - Part 2 Flashcards

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Cow placenta

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Horse placenta

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Dog placenta

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Human placenta

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_____________ placental structure

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Ruminant
Cotyledons + Caruncles = Placentomes

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Normal placenta of ruminants

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Bottom box: endometrium would be here?

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Fetal Anomalies (“Monsters”)

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  • Amorphus globosus
  • Schistosomus reflexus
  • Anasarca
  • Meningocele/Meningoencephalocele
  • Arthrogryposis
  • Cyclopia/Holoprosencephaly
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What condition be seen in the image below?

  • __________ mass of __________ tissue and ____ ___________ viable organs, covered with skin
  • When a _________ does not develop correctly
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Amorphus globosus
* Spherical mass of connective tissue and fat without viable organs, covered with skin
* When a twin does not develop correctly

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What condition is seen in the image below?
* Spinal ___________, exposure of the __________ viscera because of a fissure of the ________ _________ wall and limb ___________.

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Schistosomus reflexus
* Spinal inversion, exposure of the abdominal viscera because of a fissure of the ventral
abdominal wall and limb ankylosis

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Anasarca

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Meningocele or Meningoencephalocele
* Abnormal sac of fluid that extends through a defect in the skull (or vertebrae), if contains
only meninges MENINGOCELE, if contains meninges and brain MENINGOENCEPHALOCELE

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Arthrogryposis
* Multiple joint contractures (stiffness)

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What condition can be seen in the image below?
* Failure of the embryonic ______________ to properly divide

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Holoprosencephaly and Cyclopia
* Failure of the embryonic prosencephalon to properly divide

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Umbilical Torsion
* This happen most often in horses when the umbilical cord is longer than 84 cm
(normal is 35 - 81 cm)
* A true torsion will have 10-20 twists and have areas of edema and congestion

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Fetal Death
* Mummification
– __________ of a ____ fetus in utero
– Bacterial infection __________ be present
* Maceration
– Fetal death in presence of in utero ______ infection and __________
– ____________ and loss of ___ tissue in utero

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Desiccation, dead, CANNOT, bacterial, inflammation, Liquefaction, soft

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Mummification

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Fetal death - maceration

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  • Resorption: ____ embryonic loss usually due to __________ abnormalities (severe anomalies are not compatible with ________ or __________).
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Early, chromosomal, attachment, implantation

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  • Abortion: Expulsion of a fetus ____ to the time of expected viability.
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prior

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  • Stillborn: A ___ fetus delivered ____ the period of expected viability.
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dead, within

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SMEDI in Pigs
* S = Stillborn
* M = Mummy
* E = Embryonic
* D = Death
* I = Infertility
* Parvovirus, PRRS, Enteroviruses, Pseudorabies, PCV-2, Leptospira spp.

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Twins in horses

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Bacterial infections

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  • Placentitis
  • Pneumonia
  • Hepatitis
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Brucella spp., Coxiella burnetii and Chlamydia abortus

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Brucella spp., Coxiella burnetii and Chlamydia abortus

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Brucella spp., Coxiella burnetii and Chlamydia abortus

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Campylobacter fetus in ovine

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Listeria monocytogenes in bovine

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Fibrinous pleuritis caused by Brucella abortus

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Ascending placentitis in mares
* Bacterial or fungal infection that enters via the vagina and
breaches the cervical barrier

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What can be seen below? Caused by?

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Ascending placentitis in mares
Caused by? SEPSKA
* Streptococcus spp., E.coli, Pseudomonas, S. aureus, Klebsiella pneumonia, A. equuli
* Aspergillus fumigatus

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Mycotic Placentitis
* __________ __________
* _________ (Absidia, Mortiella, Rhizopus)
* ___________ in cattle (Respiratory or Rumen infection) or ascending in mares
* Characteristic ________ lesions in the fetus

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Aspergillus fumigatus, Zygomycetes, Hematogenous, cutaneous

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Mycotic Placentitis
* Aspergillus fumigatus
* Zygomycetes (Absidia, Mortiella, Rhizopus)
* Hematogenous in Cattle (Respiratory or rumen infection), ascending in Mares
* Characteristic cutaneous lesions in the fetus

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Protozoal infections
* Neospora caninum: No ____ lesions. Histo lesions: ?
* Toxoplasma gondii: Foci of ______ in the ______ are characteristic.
* Other: ?

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gross, Brain, heart, skeletal muscle.

necrosis, cotyledons

Sarcocystis spp., Tritrichomonas foetus.

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  • Toxoplasma gondii in small ruminants
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Equid herpesvirus 1

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Bovine herpesvirus 1

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Viral infections
* Usually no _____ placental lesions
* ________ and _____________
* Malformations (?)

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gross, Hepatitis, pneumonia, arthrogryposis, cerebellar hypoplasia, etc..

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Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome
Proposed mechanisms for abortion associated with MRLS include:
(1) penetration of the ____________ wall by ___________ hairs resulting in _____________ and localization in the ______ or
(2) a ______ in the ____________ hair that is detrimental to the fetus or placenta.

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gastrointestinal, caterpillar, bacteremia, fetus, toxin, caterpillar

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Funisitis

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Non-lesions in the Placenta
* Amniotic ________ (squamous __________)
* Endometrial ____ in mares
* _______ in mares

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plaques, metaplasia, cups, Hippomane

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Amniotic plaques (squamous metaplasia)

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What condition is seen below?

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Endometrial cups - Mares

  • Endometrium of the pregnant horn
    between approximately 38 days and
    150 of gestation
  • Secretes chorionic gonadotropin
    (stimulates CL to develop)
  • Regresses start at 70 days of
    gestation
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HIPPOMANE

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A diagnostic approach to abortions
* Samples to submit:
- _____ from the dam and some of the ___ (at time of _____ and samples __ to __ weeks later)
- Send in the whole ____/______ and let the ___ do it (best)
- Do necropsy ______ and send in samples
*Tissues for bacterial culture
- ?
- Place tissues in separate sterile bags and place on ice (do not ______)
*Tissues for viral isolation/PCR
- ?
- Place tissues in separate sterile bags and place on ice (can be ____)
* Tissues for histopathology
- _____
Even after all of that work you will probably diagnose less than 60% of the cases abortion you investigate

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Serum, herd, abortion, 3, 4, fetus, placenta, lab, yourself

Placenta, Abomasal contents, lung, liver, kidney, spleen, others

freeze

Lung, liver, spleen

frozen

Everything

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Vesiculoulcerative (or pustular) vulvovaginitis
Equine Herpesvirus 3 (Equine coital exanthema)

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Vesiculoulcerative (or pustular) vulvovaginitis
Bovine Herpesvirus 1 (Infectious pustular
vulvovaginitis)

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What condition can be seen below?
Response to ____________
* ______ _____ diseases
* _______ secreting tumors
* __________ (Zearalenone produced by Fusarium sp.)

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Vulvar swelling
Response to estrogens
* Cystic follicular diseases
* Estrogen secreting tumors
* Mycotoxins (Zearalenone
produced by Fusarium sp.)

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Vagina and vulva
* Neoplasia
- Leiomyoma
- TVT
- Squamous cell carcinoma

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Vaginal leiomyoma
* DDx: Vaginal Polyps
* Usually incidental findings

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TVT

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Vulvar ________ cell _________
* ____ light-induced
* ____-pigmented skin
* Old _____ cows

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Vulvar Squamous cell carcinoma
* UV light-induced
* Non-pigmented skin
* Old dairy cows

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Mammary tumors
* Related to ________ influence
* Benign (_______) / Malignant (________)
– 50/50 (in _____), (in cats is usually _______)
* Simple (________ only), Complex (________+ _________), Mixed ( _________ + _____ tissue [cartilage, bone])
* Complex grading system
* If malignant: go check ___ and local ___

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hormonal, adenoma, carcinoma, dogs, malignant
epithelium, epithelium, myoepithelium, epithelium, mesenchymal

Lung, LN

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Canine Inflammatory Mammary Gland Carcinoma
* (4) of the mammary glands, often resembling ________.
* However, there is no inflammation _______
* Numerous dilated lymphatic vessels that are filled with luminal clusters of metastatic
tumor cells
* Most _________ type of mammary gland tumor diagnosed in dogs and carries a poor prognosis.

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Swelling, redness, heat, and edema, mastitis, histologically, malignant

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Canine Inflammatory Mammary Gland Carcinoma

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Feline Mammary Fibroadenomatous Hyperplasia
* _______, non-_________ proliferation of mammary ____ and ______ tissue of young
intact female cats (<__ yrs old), pregnant ___, or prolonged _________ therapy
* Regression following _________ or termination of ______ or ________ therapy
* ___ or ___ mammary glands markedly enlarged

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Benign, neoplastic, ducts, connective, 2, cats, progesterone, ovariohysterectomy, pregnancy, progesterone, One, all

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Feline Mammary Fibroadenomatous Hyperplasia

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Feline Mammary Fibroadenomatous Hyperplasia