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PREVALENCE OF DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL AFFECTIONS OF UTERUS IN BUFFALOES (BUBALUS BUBALIS) IN THE MALWA REGION OF MADHYA PRADESH

Durgesh Mittal, U. Garg, G. P. Jatav, Supriya Shukla, Rakesh Sharda

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A total number of 504 buffaloes were examined for different affections of ovaries collected from the Cantonment Board Slaughter House, Mhow (M.P). The present study indicated that out of the total buffaloes examined, 33 animals showed various pathological conditions of the ovary. Various ovarian affections observed during the present study revealed par ovarian cyst, ovarian hypoplasia, ovarian sclerosis, ovarian cysts i.e. follicular cyst and luteal cyst, embeded corpus luteum, intra follicular heamorrhage and oophoritis. Out of the total affected buffaloes, the incidence of par ovarian cyst was the highest (2.7%) followed by follicular cyst (1.78%), oophoritis (0.59%), ovarian Sclerosis (0.39%), embeded corpus luteum (0.39%), ovarian hypoplasia (0.19%), luteal cyst (0.19%) and intra follicular heamorrhage (0.19%).

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A total number of 504 buffaloes were examined for different affections of ovaries collected from the Cantonment Board Slaughter House, Mhow (M.P). The present study indicated that out of the total buffaloes examined, 33 animals showed various pathological conditions of the ovary. Various ovarian affections observed during the present study revealed par ovarian cyst, ovarian hypoplasia, ovarian sclerosis, ovarian cysts i.e. follicular cyst and luteal cyst, embeded corpus luteum, intra follicular heamorrhage and oophoritis. Out of the total affected buffaloes, the incidence of par ovarian cyst was the highest (2.7%) followed by follicular cyst (1.78%), oophoritis (0.59%), ovarian Sclerosis (0.39%), embeded corpus luteum (0.39%), ovarian hypoplasia (0.19%), luteal cyst (0.19%) and intra follicular heamorrhage (0.19%).

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A total number of 504 buffaloes were examined for different affections of ovaries collected from the Cantonment Board Slaughter House, Mhow (M.P). The present study indicated that out of the total buffaloes examined, 33 animals showed various pathological conditions of the ovary. Various ovarian affections observed during the present study revealed par ovarian cyst, ovarian hypoplasia, ovarian sclerosis, ovarian cysts i.e. follicular cyst and luteal cyst, embeded corpus luteum, intra follicular heamorrhage and oophoritis. Out of the total affected buffaloes, the incidence of par ovarian cyst was the highest (2.7%) followed by follicular cyst (1.78%), oophoritis (0.59%), ovarian Sclerosis (0.39%), embeded corpus luteum (0.39%), ovarian hypoplasia (0.19%), luteal cyst (0.19%) and intra follicular heamorrhage (0.19%).

Key concepts: Follicular Cyst, Corpus luteum, Ovarian cyst, Bubalus, Follicular phase, Cyst, Luteal phase, Ovary

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