PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF URINARY BLADDER AND KIDNEY IN SLAUGHTERED WATER BUFFALO (BUBALUS BUBALIS) AT AHVAZ ABATTOIR

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MOHAMMADIAN B.; NIKVAND A.A.; HAJI HAJIKOLAEI M.R.; GHADRDAN MASHHADI A.R.; GHORBANPOOR M.

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Journal: SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH IRANIAN VETERINARY JOURNAL Year:2016 | Volume:12 | Issue:3 (52) Page(s): 69-75

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PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF URINARY BLADDER AND KIDNEY IN SLAUGHTERED WATER BUFFALO (BUBALUS BUBALIS) AT AHVAZ ABATTOIR

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WATER BUFFALOQ2

AHVAZQ2

KIDNEYQ2

BLADDERQ3

PATHOLOGYQ3

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This study was conducted to determine the prevalence and type of urinary BLADDER and renal lesions in slaughtered WATER BUFFALOes at AHVAZ abattoir. A total of 353 buffaloes were randomly selected. After inspectation of BLADDER and KIDNEY and document tafion of gross lesion, whole urinary BLADDER and a piece of each KIDNEYs were taken for gross histopathological studies. The buffaloes were divided into two groups according to sex, and both sex groups were divided according to dental formula into two age groups, ³2.5 and <2.5 years old. Thirty eight (10.8%) cases had gross lesion such as severe congestion, hemorrhages and marked thickening in wall of urinary BLADDER. According to histopathologic findings, 177 (50.1%) cases had microscopic lesions including severe and chronic lymphoproliferative cystitis (35.4%), chronic cystitis (14.4%) and hydropic degeneration (0.3%). Fifteen (4.2%) cases had gross lesion in KIDNEY. In histopathologic findings, 128 (36.3%) of the examined animals had renal lesions as following, interstitial nephritis (27.2%), acute tubular necrosis (ATN) (3.1%), hydronephrosis (2.5%), glomerular capillary hemorrhage (1.7%), pyelonephritis (1.4%), glomerulonephritis (0.3%). Interstitial nephritis was the major observed lesion (75%). The results suggested that lymphoproliferative cystitis and interstitial nephritis allocated the most common histopathological lesions of baldder and KIDNEY, respectively. Statistical analysis showed there were no relationship between sex and age with urinary BLADDER renal lesion.

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MOHAMMADIAN, B., NIKVAND, A.A., HAJI HAJIKOLAEI, M.R., GHADRDAN MASHHADI, A.R., & GHORBANPOOR, M.. (2016). PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF URINARY BLADDER AND KIDNEY IN SLAUGHTERED WATER BUFFALO (BUBALUS BUBALIS) AT AHVAZ ABATTOIR. SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH IRANIAN VETERINARY JOURNAL, 12(3 (52)), 69-75. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/97217/en

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MOHAMMADIAN B., NIKVAND A.A., HAJI HAJIKOLAEI M.R., GHADRDAN MASHHADI A.R., GHORBANPOOR M.. PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF URINARY BLADDER AND KIDNEY IN SLAUGHTERED WATER BUFFALO (BUBALUS BUBALIS) AT AHVAZ ABATTOIR. SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH IRANIAN VETERINARY JOURNAL[Internet]. 2016;12(3 (52)):69-75. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/97217/en

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B. MOHAMMADIAN, A.A. NIKVAND, M.R. HAJI HAJIKOLAEI, A.R. GHADRDAN MASHHADI, and M. GHORBANPOOR, “PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF URINARY BLADDER AND KIDNEY IN SLAUGHTERED WATER BUFFALO (BUBALUS BUBALIS) AT AHVAZ ABATTOIR,” SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH IRANIAN VETERINARY JOURNAL, vol. 12, no. 3 (52), pp. 69–75, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/97217/en

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