Pathology of the Female Reproductive System - Part 2 Flashcards
Cow placenta
Horse placenta
Dog placenta
Human placenta
_____________ placental structure
Ruminant
Cotyledons + Caruncles = Placentomes
Normal placenta of ruminants
Bottom box: endometrium would be here?
Fetal Anomalies (“Monsters”)
- Amorphus globosus
- Schistosomus reflexus
- Anasarca
- Meningocele/Meningoencephalocele
- Arthrogryposis
- Cyclopia/Holoprosencephaly
What condition be seen in the image below?
- __________ mass of __________ tissue and ____ ___________ viable organs, covered with skin
- When a _________ does not develop correctly
Amorphus globosus
* Spherical mass of connective tissue and fat without viable organs, covered with skin
* When a twin does not develop correctly
What condition is seen in the image below?
* Spinal ___________, exposure of the __________ viscera because of a fissure of the ________ _________ wall and limb ___________.
Schistosomus reflexus
* Spinal inversion, exposure of the abdominal viscera because of a fissure of the ventral
abdominal wall and limb ankylosis
Anasarca
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
Arthrogryposis
* Multiple joint contractures (stiffness)
What condition can be seen in the image below?
* Failure of the embryonic ______________ to properly divide
Holoprosencephaly and Cyclopia
* Failure of the embryonic prosencephalon to properly divide
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
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
Desiccation, dead, CANNOT, bacterial, inflammation, Liquefaction, soft
Mummification
Fetal death - maceration
- Resorption: ____ embryonic loss usually due to __________ abnormalities (severe anomalies are not compatible with ________ or __________).
Early, chromosomal, attachment, implantation
- Abortion: Expulsion of a fetus ____ to the time of expected viability.
prior
- Stillborn: A ___ fetus delivered ____ the period of expected viability.
dead, within
SMEDI in Pigs
* S = Stillborn
* M = Mummy
* E = Embryonic
* D = Death
* I = Infertility
* Parvovirus, PRRS, Enteroviruses, Pseudorabies, PCV-2, Leptospira spp.