The relationship between lymphatic cysts and lymphatic lacunae in the endometrium of mares /
0.02) in uterine horns containing endometrial lymphatic cysts
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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1996.
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | 0.02) in uterine horns containing endometrial lymphatic cysts 0.05). In the five mares with ultrasonically detectable also higher in mares in estrus than in mares in diestrus (P < area of lymphatic lacunae in the uterus between young and old body of the uterus and the base of each uterine horn. Biopsy compactum than mares in diestrus(P < 0.06). The total cross-sectional area of lymphatic lacunae in the stratum cysts; Group C) > 13 years, with cysts. Each group contained cysts: Group A) <IO years, no cysts; Group B) > 13 years, no cysts. A single uterine biopsy was not a good predictor of divided into three groups (n=5) based upon mare age and endometrial lymphatic cysts (Group C), the number of equine, histomorphometry Fifteen quarter horse-type mares were examined by transrectal From each mare an endometrial biopsy 'was taken from the mid- in the contralateral horn having no cysts (P < 0.01). This lacunae in the lamina propria (stratum compactum + stratum location within the endometrial lamina propria. Mares were lymphatic conditions in the equine uterus. Key words: lymphatic cysts (P <0.01). The total number of lymphatic lymphatic lacunae by number, cross-sectional area, and lymphatic lacunae in the stratum spongiosum, was greater (P < lymphatic lacunae, endometrial cysts, lymphatic cysts, lymphatic lacunaein the stratum spongiosum and greater mares in diestrus. Mares in estrus had a greater number of mares without ultrasonically detectable endometrial lymphatic Number and cross-sectional area of lymphatic lacunae number of lymphatic lacunae within the lamina propria was presence of ultrasonically detectable endometrial lymphatic sections were examined by histomorphometry to characterize spongiosum) was greater in the uterine horn having study revealed no difference in the number or cross-sectional than in contralateral uterine horns which contained no cysts. than the stratum compactum for mares having endometrial throughout the uterus were greater in the stratum spongiosum two mares in estrus and three ultrasonically detectable endometrial lymphatic cysts, than ultrasound for the presence of endometrial lymphatic cysts. |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Veterinary Physiology". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | x, 68 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references: 50-63. |