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1 |
F00001 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
BOVINE |
URINARY |
KIDNEY |
HYPOPLASIA |
rum |
BILATERAL RENAL HYPOPLASIA |
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-1 |
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3 |
7 |
F00007 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
CANINE |
NERVOUS |
CEREBRUM |
HEMORRHAGE |
can |
TRAUMATIC HEMORRHAGE |
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TRAUMA |
1 |
-1 |
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4 |
8 |
F00008 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
RAT |
NERVOUS |
PITUITARY |
NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR |
exo |
PITUITARY ADENOMA |
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PITUITARY ADENOMA, RODENT, RAT, PROLACTIN |
PROLACTIN IS THE MOST COMMONLY SECRETED HORMONE FROM THIS NEOPLASM IN THIS SPECIES. |
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5 |
9 |
F00009 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
RAT |
NERVOUS |
PITUITARY |
NEOPLASIA, NEOPLASM, TUMOR |
exo |
PITUITARY ADENOMA |
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-1 |
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These tumors usually secrete prolactin. Mammary hyperplasia may be seen in association, but is not as common as in rabbits with this tumor. |
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10 |
F00010 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
NHP – RHESUS |
SKELETAL |
BONE-SKULL |
NORMAL |
exo |
NORMAL SKULL |
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1 |
-1 |
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In the Old World Monkeys, the skull and teeth of the males are significantly larger than the females. |
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7 |
11 |
F00011 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
GOLDFISH |
GASTROINTESTINAL |
ABDOMEN |
PURULENT, SUPPURATIVE |
exo |
ABDOMINAL DISTENSION |
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1 |
-1 |
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Abdominal swelling in fish of many different causes causes a lifting of the scales (instead of them laying flat). It is a nice diagnostic sign which can be seen at a distance…little pinecones! |
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8 |
12 |
F00012 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
GOLDFISH |
GASTROINTESTINAL |
ABDOMEN |
GRANULOMATOUS/PURULENT, SUPPURATIVE |
exo |
ABDOMINAL GRANULOMAS |
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1 |
-1 |
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9 |
13 |
F00013 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
RABBIT |
GASTROINTESTINAL |
LIVER |
HYPERPLASIA/CYSTIC/INFLAMMATION |
exo |
HEPATIC COCCIDIOSIS |
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EIMERIA STIEDAE |
1 |
-1 |
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The linear white structures in the hepatic parenchyma represent fibrotic bile ducts.
Whenever you see distinct lines in an organ, think about what anatomic structures they might be…straight lines are very rare in nature. They often represent tubular structures – in the liver, bile ducts are a good thought; in the lung, think about bronchioles. |
https://www.askjpc.org/vspo/show_page.php?id=84 |
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https://www.askjpc.org/wsco/wsc_showcase.php?id=260 |
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10 |
14 |
F00014 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
RABBIT |
GASTROINTESTINAL |
LIVER |
HYPERPLASIA |
exo |
LIVER HEPATIC COCCIDIOSIS RABBIT-SECTION |
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1 |
-1 |
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https://www.askjpc.org/vspo/show_page.php?id=84 |
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https://www.askjpc.org/wsco/wsc_showcase.php?id=260 |
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11 |
15 |
F00015 |
LEATHERS |
Washington State University |
CANINE |
ENDOCRINE |
THYROID |
HYPERPLASIA |
can |
THYROID PARATHYROID HYPERPLASIA PARATHYROID |
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-1 |
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https://www.askjpc.org/vspo/show_page.php?id=162 |
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