Vaginal lipoma with cervicovaginal and rectal prolapse in a cow
Keywords:
Cow, prolapse, lipoma, vagina
Abstract
A 5-year, mixed breed cow, was presented with cervicovaginal and rectal prolapses. Cow had a vaginal mass on the left caudal aspect of cervicovaginal prolapse. Rectal prolapse was resolved; however, vaginal mass prevented reduction of vaginal prolapse. Next day, vaginal mass was resected that made vaginal prolapse reduction and vulval closure (Bühner stich) possible. Histopathology identified the mass as infected vaginal lipoma.
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Published
2024-05-08
How to Cite
Prado E., Prado T., Whitt E., Bradley A., & Mulon P.-Y. (2024). Vaginal lipoma with cervicovaginal and rectal prolapse in a cow. Clinical Theriogenology, 16. https://doi.org/10.58292/CT.v16.10269
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Case Reports
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