İstanbul ve çevresinde kesilen boğaların eklenti üreme bezleri üzerinde anatomo-histopatolojik incelemeler

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-47 - 7. S OHHJRY Anatomo-Histopathological Studies of the accessory sex glands of bull Slaughtered in the around istanbul. In this study 242 samples of accessory sex glands were collected from various slaughter houses of istanbul. Anatomo- histopathological and bacterioloical investigations were made. Macroscopic Findings : Out of 242 samples three (1.24 %) cystic dilatation of seminal vesicles, one (0.41 %) cystic bulbourethralis, 13 (5.38 %) dilatation of duct of bulbourethral is, one (0.41 %) fusion of parts of bulbourethralis and 5 (2.06 %) cases of thickening of walls and narrowing of the lumen of ampulla were observed. Histopathologic Findings : In the alveoli of seminal vesicles four (1.65 %) cases of accumulation of plasmatic mass, two (0.82 %) cases of concretion and two (0.82 %) cases of sperm accumulation were observed. Degenerative changes were found in 32 (13.23 %) samples of seminal vesicles while 18 (7.43 %) samples were affected with chronic interstitial vesiculitis. For bulbourethral gland 13 (5.38 %) dilatation of duct, one (0.41 %) cyst and one (0.41 %) case of adenitis was noted. However for ampulla 11(4.55 %) cases of degenerative lesions, 29 (12.00 %) cases of chronic imflammation and 2 (0.82 %) cases of fibrosis were observed. No sample was having histopathologic of prostate gland. Eicjhtytwo samples of seminal Vesicles were selected at random for Isolation and Identification of bacteria. Out of these fifteen samples were positive and were found to be affected with either single or mixed sort of infection. E.coli (33.8 %), Staphylococcus albus (33.8 %), Corynebacter ium pyogenes (18.7 %) and Streptecoccus pyogenes (13.5 %) were observed. Although seven samples were found to have histopathological lesions but were negative for bacteria. In thirtynine samples neither histopathological lesions nor bacteria were noted. Out of these eighty two samples twentyone were discarded due to contaimination.-46 - Vesicula seminal islerden rastgele alınan 82 adet örneğin bakteriyolojik muayenesi sonucunda 15 adedinde kimi tek kimi karışık olarak E.coli (% 33.8), Staphylococcus albus {% 33. 8 ),Corynebacter iuın pyogenes (% 18*7) ve Streptecoccus pyogenes (% 13.5) gibi etkenler üretilirken 7 adedinde etken üreti lemediği, ancak hi stopatolo jik bulgulara rastlandığı, 21 adedinin kontamina olduğu ve 39 adedinin de etken üretilemediği, normal olduğu tespit edilmiştir.

-47 - 7. S OHHJRY Anatomo-Histopathological Studies of the accessory sex glands of bull Slaughtered in the around istanbul. In this study 242 samples of accessory sex glands were collected from various slaughter houses of istanbul. Anatomo- histopathological and bacterioloical investigations were made. Macroscopic Findings : Out of 242 samples three (1.24 %) cystic dilatation of seminal vesicles, one (0.41 %) cystic bulbourethralis, 13 (5.38 %) dilatation of duct of bulbourethral is, one (0.41 %) fusion of parts of bulbourethralis and 5 (2.06 %) cases of thickening of walls and narrowing of the lumen of ampulla were observed. Histopathologic Findings : In the alveoli of seminal vesicles four (1.65 %) cases of accumulation of plasmatic mass, two (0.82 %) cases of concretion and two (0.82 %) cases of sperm accumulation were observed. Degenerative changes were found in 32 (13.23 %) samples of seminal vesicles while 18 (7.43 %) samples were affected with chronic interstitial vesiculitis. For bulbourethral gland 13 (5.38 %) dilatation of duct, one (0.41 %) cyst and one (0.41 %) case of adenitis was noted. However for ampulla 11(4.55 %) cases of degenerative lesions, 29 (12.00 %) cases of chronic imflammation and 2 (0.82 %) cases of fibrosis were observed. No sample was having histopathologic of prostate gland. Eicjhtytwo samples of seminal Vesicles were selected at random for Isolation and Identification of bacteria. Out of these fifteen samples were positive and were found to be affected with either single or mixed sort of infection. E.coli (33.8 %), Staphylococcus albus (33.8 %), Corynebacter ium pyogenes (18.7 %) and Streptecoccus pyogenes (13.5 %) were observed. Although seven samples were found to have histopathological lesions but were negative for bacteria. In thirtynine samples neither histopathological lesions nor bacteria were noted. Out of these eighty two samples twentyone were discarded due to contaimination.