Papillary adenoma in the trachea of a wild boar

A rare report of papillary adenoma in the trachea of a free-ranging wild boar has been reported in the article. In the case, except for the growth in the trachea, there were no other significant lesions observed in the carcass. Grossly, the adenoma was granular and microscopically, it comprised fing...

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Published inVeterinary World Vol. 6; no. 3; pp. 169 - 170
Main Authors Rajput, Nidhi, Swamy, Madhu, Shrivastav, A.B
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Veterinary World 01.03.2013
Subjects
Adenoma
Diagnosis
Health aspects
papillary adenoma
trachea
Wild boar
United States
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Summary:A rare report of papillary adenoma in the trachea of a free-ranging wild boar has been reported in the article. In the case, except for the growth in the trachea, there were no other significant lesions observed in the carcass. Grossly, the adenoma was granular and microscopically, it comprised finger like projections with the features of hyperplastic glandular epithelium and increased mitotic figures. This case is first of its kind and also its occurrence is negligible in other animals. Few cases have been reported in the humans with the history of excessive smoking. Although, adenomas of other organs are common in pigs. However, authors are unaware of previous reports of such case in the animals. Keywords: papillary adenoma, trachea, wild boar
ISSN:0972-8988
2231-0916
DOI:10.5455/vetworld.2013.169-170