Induced aflatoxin and carbon tetrachloride toxicity on gravid uterus of rabbits - a patho-morphological study

Uterus of the pregnant rabbits, treated with aflatoxin showed resorption of foetuses. Histologically, extensive haemorrhages in the endometrial and parametrial areas and presence of extensive fibrosis of mucosa and musclaris were observed. In combined treatment with aflatoxin and carbon tetrachlorid...

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Published in:Veterinary World 2010-06, Vol.3 (6), p.275-276
Main Authors: Sankh, Panchakshari, Ananda, K.J, Manjunjantha Prabhu, B.H
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
aflatoxicosis
aflatoxins
carbon tetrachloride
cell proliferation
females
fetal resorption
fetus
fibroblasts
histopathology
poisoning
pregnancy
rabbit diseases
rabbits
toxicity
uterus
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Summary:Uterus of the pregnant rabbits, treated with aflatoxin showed resorption of foetuses. Histologically, extensive haemorrhages in the endometrial and parametrial areas and presence of extensive fibrosis of mucosa and musclaris were observed. In combined treatment with aflatoxin and carbon tetrachloride resorption of foetuses was noticed. Hyperplastic or metaplastic changes of lining epithelium of the endometrial mucosa was observed. The lining epithelium usually was that of cuboidal type. Multiple haemorrhages in the submucosa were observed. In pure carbon tetra chloride treatment, there was no resorption of foetuses, but extensive fibroblastic proliferation in uterine muscularis and as wall as periglandular and interstitial proliferation of fibroblasts in the endometrium were seen.
ISSN:0972-8988
2231-0916
DOI:10.5455/vetworld.2010.275-276