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Table 1 Prevalence n (%) of histopathological changes in full-thickness in the uterine horns obtained from 120 bitches

From: Morphological changes in bitches endometrium affected by cystic endometrial hyperplasia - pyometra complex – the value of histopathological examination

Group

Control

GI

GII

GIII

Number of bitches

30

30

30

30

Mean age of bitches (years) ± SD

2,2 ± 1,5*

4 ± 2,4*

6,4 ± 2*

9,3 ± 2*

Mean weight of bitches (kg) ± SD

17.1 ± 12,3

18.7 ± 11,3

20.2 ± 8,9

19.5 ± 14,8

Variable of macroscopic evaluation

 Significant uterine enlargement

12 (40)

30 (100)

 Reddened of endometrium

30 (100)

9 (30)a

4 (13,3)a

 Cysts on endometrium surface (full/ ruptured)

30 (100)

30 (100)

6 (20) 24 (80)

 Discharge inside the horns:

3 (10)

30 (100)

  -purulent

30 (100)

  -serous-bloody

3 (10)

Variable of histopathologic evaluation

 Endometrial edema

24 (80)A

9 (30)A

  -mild

7 (23,3)

  -moderate

 

17 (56,7)

2 (6,7)

  -severe

 

7 (23,3)

 Acute endometrial haemorrhage:

30 (100)

9 (30)

4 (13,3)

  -mild

6 (20)

3 (10)

  -moderate

24 (80)

6 (20)

3 (10)

  -severe

1 (3,3)

 Cystic hyperplasia of endometrial gland

30 (100)

30 (100)

  -mild

4 (13,3)

2 (6,7)

  -moderate

11 (36,7)

9 (30)

  -severe

15 (50)

19 (63,3)

 Adenomyosis

2 (6,7)

4 (13,3)

  -mild

1 (3,35)

  -moderate

1 (3,35)

3 (10)

  -severe

1 (3,3)

 Endometritis

3 (10)

30 (100)

  -chronic

2 (6,7)a

30 (100)a

  -acute

1 (3,3)

 Interstitial fibrosis

2 (6,7)

5 (16,7)

  1. * significant differences among control group and GI, GII, GIII, P value < 0,01; A significant differences between GI and GII, P value < 0,01; a significant differences between GII and GIII, P value < 0,05; n-number of animals with changes in the uterine