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The Case of Unilateral Persiste Pupillary Membran in Cat

Bir Kedide Rastlanılan Tek Taraflı Kalıcı Pupillar Membran Olgusu

Pages
169–170
Publication Date
2016-12-20
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As a result, the pathology of the patient was assessed as permanent pupillary membrane.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Pupil with the anterior surface of the iris during the development of the fetal membrane is completely covered, even though it is a simple solid mesodermal tissue.
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Key Findings & Data:Mesodermal tissue and vascular structures of the mesenchymal tissue remains fully available on the iris as a result of being resorbed called persistent pupillary membrane.
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Conclusion & Impact:As a result, the pathology of the patient was assessed as permanent pupillary membrane.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Kedi · Göz · Kalıcı pupillar membran

Abstract

Pupil with the anterior surface of the iris during the development of the fetal membrane is completely covered, even though it is a simple solid mesodermal tissue. Mesodermal tissue and vascular structures of the mesenchymal tissue remains fully available on the iris as a result of being resorbed called persistent pupillary membrane. This study; persistent pupillary membrane diagnosed eight months, male, mixed breed cat. Inspection in the left eye, the iris of the originating thread-like, pink-white structure was detected. Direct ophthalmoscopy in the opposite ventral lens 'Y' shaped structure which is attached onto the iris, the junction continue towards the dorsal and some on the lens continues as a single structure, again in case two parts when the iris line in the ventral part was seen stuck on the iris. Side lighting while maintenance was determined in part of the lens or cornea which resembles the yarn adhesion is free from any point and in humor aquosus slightly taut. As a result, the pathology of the patient was assessed as permanent pupillary membrane.

Özet

Pupillar membran, fötal gelişim sırasında irisin anterior yüzeyini tamamen kaplamış halde bulunan basit bir mezodermal doku katıdır. Mezodermal dokuların ve mezenşimal vasküler yapının tam olarak rezorbe olmaması sonucu iris üzerinde doku kalıntıları bulunması kalıcı pupillar membran olarak adlandırılır. Bu olguyu; kalıcı pupillar membran teşhisi konulan sekiz aylık, erkek, melez ırk bir kedi oluşturmaktadır. Yapılan muayenelerde; inspeksiyonda sol gözde irisden köken alan iplik benzeri, pembe-beyaz renkli bir yapı saptandı. Direkt oftalmoskopide lens’in ventralinde ters ‘Y’ şeklinde bir yapının iris üzerine yapışık olduğu, dorsale doğru devam ederken birleştiği ve lens üzerinde bir miktar tek bir yapı halinde devam ettiği, ventral kısımdaki iris hattına geldiğinde tekrar çatallanarak iki parça halinde iris üzerine yapıştığı görüldü. Yandan aydınlatma yandan bakıda bu ipliği andıran doku parçasının lens ya da korneaya herhangi bir noktadan yapışmadığı ve humor aquosus içinde hafif gergin şekilde serbest olduğu belirlendi. Sonuç olarak hastadaki patoloji kalıcı pupillar membran olarak değerlendirildi.

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AKGÜL, M. B., BAŞER, E., GÜLAYDIN, A., ŞINDAK, N. (2016). The Case of Unilateral Persiste Pupillary Membran in Cat. Van Veterinary Journal, Cilt: 27 - Sayı: 3, 169–170. https://ajindex.com/articles/32654

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