Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT: Tumors affecting Bartholin’s gland are considered rare in human medicine; there are few reports in the veterinary literature, with descriptions occurring only in cows. This article described the clinical and pathological findings associated with Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a goat. Clinically, a 7-year-old pregnant Saanen goat presented bilateral enlargement of the vulva that did not regress spontaneously after parturition. Grossly, these vulvar masses were multilobulated, contained cystic areas from which oozed a whitish fluid. Histopathology revealed an adenoma characterized by the proliferation of irregularly shaped neoplastic epithelial cells that formed tubular to glandular-like structures. These neoplastic cells demonstrated moderate anisokaryosis and evident nucleoli. The intratumoral proliferation index (PI) was estimated by immunoreactivity with the protein ki-67. Further, the glandular-like structures produced a Periodic Acid-Schiff positive secretion. A diagnosis of Bartholin’s gland adenoma was established due to the anatomic location of the neoplastic growths, the histopathological features, and the PI of the tumor. |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goatHistopathologyki-67 proteinadenomamajor vestibular glandsABSTRACT: Tumors affecting Bartholin’s gland are considered rare in human medicine; there are few reports in the veterinary literature, with descriptions occurring only in cows. This article described the clinical and pathological findings associated with Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a goat. Clinically, a 7-year-old pregnant Saanen goat presented bilateral enlargement of the vulva that did not regress spontaneously after parturition. Grossly, these vulvar masses were multilobulated, contained cystic areas from which oozed a whitish fluid. Histopathology revealed an adenoma characterized by the proliferation of irregularly shaped neoplastic epithelial cells that formed tubular to glandular-like structures. These neoplastic cells demonstrated moderate anisokaryosis and evident nucleoli. The intratumoral proliferation index (PI) was estimated by immunoreactivity with the protein ki-67. Further, the glandular-like structures produced a Periodic Acid-Schiff positive secretion. A diagnosis of Bartholin’s gland adenoma was established due to the anatomic location of the neoplastic growths, the histopathological features, and the PI of the tumor.Universidade Federal de Santa Maria2018-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-84782018000100501Ciência Rural v.48 n.1 2018reponame:Ciência Ruralinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSM10.1590/0103-8478cr20170214info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMoreira,Jessica ReginaOliveira,Thalita Evani Silva deTongu,Eriky Akio de OliveiraLeite,Raissa OliveiraNogueira,Geison MorelMichelazzo,Mariana de Mello ZanimDelfiol,Diego José ZanzariniSaut,João Paulo ElsenHeadley,Selwyn Arlingtoneng2018-01-19T00:00:00ZRevista |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat Moreira,Jessica Regina Histopathology ki-67 protein adenoma major vestibular glands |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a Saanen goat |
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Moreira,Jessica Regina |
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Moreira,Jessica Regina Oliveira,Thalita Evani Silva de Tongu,Eriky Akio de Oliveira Leite,Raissa Oliveira Nogueira,Geison Morel Michelazzo,Mariana de Mello Zanim Delfiol,Diego José Zanzarini Saut,João Paulo Elsen Headley,Selwyn Arlington |
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Oliveira,Thalita Evani Silva de Tongu,Eriky Akio de Oliveira Leite,Raissa Oliveira Nogueira,Geison Morel Michelazzo,Mariana de Mello Zanim Delfiol,Diego José Zanzarini Saut,João Paulo Elsen Headley,Selwyn Arlington |
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Moreira,Jessica Regina Oliveira,Thalita Evani Silva de Tongu,Eriky Akio de Oliveira Leite,Raissa Oliveira Nogueira,Geison Morel Michelazzo,Mariana de Mello Zanim Delfiol,Diego José Zanzarini Saut,João Paulo Elsen Headley,Selwyn Arlington |
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Histopathology ki-67 protein adenoma major vestibular glands |
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Histopathology ki-67 protein adenoma major vestibular glands |
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ABSTRACT: Tumors affecting Bartholin’s gland are considered rare in human medicine; there are few reports in the veterinary literature, with descriptions occurring only in cows. This article described the clinical and pathological findings associated with Bartholin’s gland adenoma in a goat. Clinically, a 7-year-old pregnant Saanen goat presented bilateral enlargement of the vulva that did not regress spontaneously after parturition. Grossly, these vulvar masses were multilobulated, contained cystic areas from which oozed a whitish fluid. Histopathology revealed an adenoma characterized by the proliferation of irregularly shaped neoplastic epithelial cells that formed tubular to glandular-like structures. These neoplastic cells demonstrated moderate anisokaryosis and evident nucleoli. The intratumoral proliferation index (PI) was estimated by immunoreactivity with the protein ki-67. Further, the glandular-like structures produced a Periodic Acid-Schiff positive secretion. A diagnosis of Bartholin’s gland adenoma was established due to the anatomic location of the neoplastic growths, the histopathological features, and the PI of the tumor. |
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