Macro and microscopic examination of ovarian pathologies in abattoir samples of buffalo of Agra region, Uttar Pradesh, India

IF 0.2 4区农林科学 Q4 AGRICULTURE, DAIRY & ANIMAL SCIENCE

Buffalo Bulletin Pub Date : 2023-12-31 DOI:10.56825/bufbu.2023.4243808

Sushant Srivastava, Vijay Gautam, Pushkar Sharma, Saurabh Verma, Rajesh Kumar, Rabindra Kumar

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Abstract

The present study was aimed to assess the type and prevalence of gross and microscopic lesions in ovaries of buffaloes obtained from abattoir. The prevalence of abnormalities of uterus were highest (17.02%; 181 samples) followed by ovaries (7.98%; 85 samples) among ten different types of anatomic abnormalities with overall prevalence of 29.83% (317/1062). Among the 85 ovarian lesions, the most observed lesions were sub active ovaries (34.11%), par ovarian cyst (20%), ovarobursal adhesion (20%), and cystic ovary (20%). To decipher ovarian hypofunction and other abnormalities, per-rectal examination and transrectal ultrasonography is used with variable degree of success to diagnose unilateral small sized pathological affections. In addition to visualize reproductive organs, ultrasonography also helpful to assess morphotype, localization, number, and size as well as shape of internal formations. The project sought to procure basic data for further investigation that would enable providing scientific support for methods to boost production through full utilization of the bubaline genetic potential.

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本研究旨在评估从屠宰场获得的水牛卵巢的大体和显微病变的类型和患病率。在十种不同类型的解剖异常中，子宫异常的发生率最高（17.02%；181 个样本），其次是卵巢（7.98%；85 个样本），总发生率为 29.83%（317/1062）。在 85 例卵巢病变中，观察到最多的病变是卵巢亚活动性（34.11%）、副卵巢囊肿（20%）、卵巢囊肿粘连（20%）和囊性卵巢（20%）。为了破译卵巢功能减退和其他异常，经直肠检查和经直肠超声波检查被用于诊断单侧小尺寸病变，但成功率不一。除了观察生殖器官外，超声波检查还有助于评估内部结构的形态、位置、数量、大小和形状。该项目旨在获得进一步调查的基本数据，以便为通过充分利用小母牛的遗传潜力来提高产量的方法提供科学支持。

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