ADENOCARCINOMA EM CORNO UTERINO DE LAGOMORFO
Keywords:
Rabbit, Neoplasm, UterusAbstract
Tumor lesions in the uterus can be more frequently observed in rabbits, the species represented in the present report, than in dogs and cats. Among the most diagnosed diseases in this species are those that affect the female reproductive system, especially the uterus. Uterine adenocarcinoma is a very common disease, 50 to 80% of females over 4 years old are affected. The patient in this report had a neoplasm in both uterine horns and the treatment chosen by the responsible veterinarian was the surgical procedure of ovariohysterectomy, to remove the uterus and ovaries The animal also had liver, kidney and intestinal changes, which increased the risks trans and postoperative. Thus, the present work reports the occurrence of adenocarcinoma as a result of prolonged hormonal stimuli in a female rabbit as an unconventional companion animal.
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