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İki merkepte (Equus asinus) polioensefalomalasi

Poliencephalomalacia in two donkeys (Equus asinus)

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149–151
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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Some were oedematous and in these areas the presences of myelinfilled phagocytic gitter cells, astrocytes and also slight perivascular lymphocyte infiltration was determined.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Polioencephalomalacia was described in two senile male donkeys.
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Key Findings & Data:Microscopic examination demonstrated the grey matter of the brain to have disappeared in many areas, and cyctic structures to have formed in some areas.
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Polioencephalomalacia was described in two senile male donkeys. Necropsy revealed necrosis and cavitations of irregular shape and depth, extending from the cortex into the inner brain, on the left cerebral hemisphere in the first case and the right cerebral hemisphere in the second case. Microscopic examination demonstrated the grey matter of the brain to have disappeared in many areas, and cyctic structures to have formed in some areas. Some were oedematous and in these areas the presences of myelinfilled phagocytic gitter cells, astrocytes and also slight perivascular lymphocyte infiltration was determined.

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Yaşlı iki merkepte polioensefalomalasi olgusu tanımlandı. Nekropside; Birinci olguda sol serebral hemisfer, ikinci olguda sağ serebral hemisferde, korteksten iç kısımlara doğru uzanan, şekli ve derinliği düzenli bir yapı göstermeyen, nekroz ve kavitasyonlara rastlandı. Mikroskobik olarak serebral korteksin bir çok bölgesinde beyin gri maddesinin ortadan kalktığı, yer yer kistik oluşumların şekillendiği tespit edildi. Bazı alanlarda ödem ile birlikte myelin fagosite etmiş gitter hücreleri, astrositler ve hafif perivaskuler lenfosit infiltrasyonlarının bulunduğu belirlendi.

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OTO, Ç., ÖZYILDIZ, Z., HAZIROĞLU, R., ÖZSOY, Ş. Y. (2022). İki merkepte (Equus asinus) polioensefalomalasi. Ankara Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 56 - Sayı: 2, 149–151. https://ajindex.com/articles/445062

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