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    An Abattoir Study of Genital Pathology in Cows: II. Uterus, Cervix and Vagina
    (Ecole Nationale Veterinaire Toulouse, 2002) Hatipoğlu, F.; Ortatatlı, M.; Kıran, M. M.; Erer, H.; Çiftçi, M. K.
    In this study, the pathological conditions of uterus, cervix and vagina of It 13 cows slaughtered at Konya abattoirs were examined in Turkey. As a result of this investigations, in 36 cases (3.23 %) uterus, in 28 cases (2.51 %) cervix and in 33 cases (2.96 %) vagina showed some pathological changes. The most common lesion of the uterus was inflammatory changes. The pathological conditions of uterus were classified as follows; segmental aplasia (0.45 %), hydrometra (0.09 %), mucometra (0.36 %), glandular hyperplasia (1.16 %), endometritis (1.26%), perimetritis (0.09 %) and parametritis (0.09 %). Pathological changes of cervix were double cervix (0.18 %), postcervical band (0 72 %), cervical cyst (0.09 %), metaplasia (0.18 %), gland formation (0.27 %) and cervicitis (1.35 %). Vaginal abnormalities were cystic Gartner's ducts (1.07 %), dorsoventral vaginal band (0.54 %) and vaginitis (1.35 %).
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    Lesions of cloisonne kidney in sheep: report on four cases
    (ECOLE NATIONALE VETERINAIRE TOULOUSE, 2001) Hatipoğlu, F.; Erer, H.
    This study describes four cases of cloisonne kidney in sheep. These cases were seen during examinations of the kidneys of 10.080 sheep from different breeds at slaughterhouse. During this study, 316 (3.13 %) sheep out of 10.080 had various kidney abnormalities. Three of cloisonne kidney cases were macroscopically, the other one was microscopically diagnosed. Grossly, in three out of four cases, kidney external surface had diffusely from dark brown to blackish color. Histopathological examination of hematoxylin-eosin stained sections revealed thickening and dark brown pigmentation of the basement membrane of proximal convoluted tubules. Hemosiderin pigmentation was determined in epithelial cells of proximal convoluted tubules in all cases. Since the etiology of the condition is unknown, further studies are needed to be carried out to etiology of cloisonne kidney in sheep and goats.
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    Lesions of Cloisonne Kidney in Sheep: Report on Four Cases
    (2001) Hatipoğlu, F.; Erer, H.
    This study describes four cases of cloisonne kidney in sheep. These cases were seen during examinations of the kidneys of 10.080 sheep from different breeds at slaughterhouse. During this study, 316 (3.13 %) sheep out of 10.080 had various kidney abnormalities. Three of cloisonne kidney cases were macroscopically, the other one was microscopically diagnosed. Grossly, in three out of four cases, kidney external surface had diffusely from dark brown to blackish color. Histopathological examination of hematoxylin-eosin stained sections revealed thickening and dark brown pigmentation of the basement membrane of proximal convoluted tubules. Hemosiderin pigmentation was determined in epithelial cells of proximal convoluted tubules in all cases. Since the etiology of the condition is unknown, further studies are needed to be carried out to etiology of cloisonne kidney in sheep and goats.