HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF URINARY BLADDER AFTER COLOCYSTOPLASTY IN DOGS

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SABERI AFSHAR F.; NADAF H.; ESMAEILZADEH S.; ZAMANI Z.

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Journal: Journal of Veterinary Research Year:2006 | Volume:61 | Issue:3 Page(s): 211-216

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HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF URINARY BLADDER AFTER COLOCYSTOPLASTY IN DOGS

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SABERI AFSHAR F. | NADAF H. | ESMAEILZADEH S. | ZAMANI Z. | Issue Writer Certificate

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COLOCYSTOPLASTYQ3

URINARY BLADDERQ3

EXPERIMENTAL STUDYQ3

DOGSQ2

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate necropsy and histopathological changes in URINARY BLADDER after COLOCYSTOPLASTY.Design: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.Animals: Five healthy mixed breed DOGS, weighing between 10- 20 kg.Procetnre: Partial cystectomy (almost 50 percent) with immediate augmentation COLOCYSTOPLASTY was performed.The augmented bladders after utanasia were studied on the basis of necropsy and histopathological findings on day 45 after operation.Results: Adhesion between graft site and adjacent viscera was the most important finding after necropsy.Histopathological findings were different types of inflammations (hemorrhagic 40%, purulent 40% and fibrinous 20%) and extension of urothelium on mucosal layer of the colon in graft site (60%). Reparative responses in serosal layer like chronic inflammation, granular and dense fibrotic tissue formation were seen in 60%, too.Conclusion: On the basis of this study, in spite of adhesion and bladder inflammation, colon is a suitable part for increasing bladder capacity in DOGS because of good accessibility and lack of undue tension.

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SABERI AFSHAR, F., NADAF, H., ESMAEILZADEH, S., & ZAMANI, Z.. (2006). HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF URINARY BLADDER AFTER COLOCYSTOPLASTY IN DOGS. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH, 61(3), 211-216. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/35260/en

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SABERI AFSHAR F., NADAF H., ESMAEILZADEH S., ZAMANI Z.. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF URINARY BLADDER AFTER COLOCYSTOPLASTY IN DOGS. JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH[Internet]. 2006;61(3):211-216. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/35260/en

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F. SABERI AFSHAR, H. NADAF, S. ESMAEILZADEH, and Z. ZAMANI, “HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF URINARY BLADDER AFTER COLOCYSTOPLASTY IN DOGS,” JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH, vol. 61, no. 3, pp. 211–216, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/35260/en

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