Escorcia-Quintana MG, Calderón-Apodaca NL, García-Espinosa G

Idioma: Español/Inglés
Referencias bibliográficas: 28
Paginas: 435-441
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RESUMEN

Diversos tipos de adenocarcinomas se han descrito en diferentes especies, pero los adenocarcinomas tiroideos son raros en aves. Aquí se describen hallazgos patológicos de un adenocarcinoma tiroideo en faisán versicolor (Phaisanus versicolor), para considerarlo en el diagnóstico diferencial de enfermedades crónicas en aves silvestres del orden Galliforme. El hallazgo anatomopatológico se describe en un faisán macho, de seis años de edad, que presentó dificultad respiratoria sin secreción 24 horas antes de morir. A la necropsia se halló masa multinodular no encapsulada de consistencia suave, desde la bifurcación de la tráquea, que se extiende hacia la parte craneal de los pulmones, hasta la cara interna de los huesos costales del lado izquierdo. Las características histológicas y localización de la neoplasia establecieron el diagnóstico de adenocarcinoma tiroideo con patrón folicular. Este trabajo deja el precedente de una lesión que puede incluirse en el diagnóstico diferencial de enfermedades crónicas para la especie faisán versicolor.

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