Polycystic liver in farmed turbot, Scopthalmus maximus (L.)

Jerónimo, Daniel; Cruz, Cristina; Saraiva, Aurélia

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2761.2011.01309.x

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“…Many smaller cysts (100 μm in diameter) were described in the liver of a Pearsei cichlid, Cichlasoma pearsei (Hubbs) (Barlow, Lewbart & Whitney ). Polycystic liver in farmed turbot, Scopthalmus maximus (L.), (Jeronimo, Cruz & Saraiva ) and goldfish, Carassius auratus (L.), (Rezaie et al . ) has also been described.…”

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Polycystic liver in flower horn fish, hybrid cichlid

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Mousavi

Vajhi

et al. 2014

Journal of Fish Diseases

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Polycystic liver in flower horn fish, hybrid cichlid

Rahmati‐Holasoo

Mousavi

Vajhi

et al. 2014

Journal of Fish Diseases

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“…4 Lesions resembling childhood-type polycystic disease, probably with autosomal recessive inheritance, have been described in Cairn Terrier and West Highland White Terrier puppies. 23,24 Polycystic liver disease is also reported in numerous nondomestic animal species, including multiple species of fish 18,26,28 and individual reports in alpacas, 10 golden hamsters, 30 and senile chamois. 13 Last, the most commonly observed DPM in our cohort was an intermediate subtype with features supportive of a hybrid variant of cystic disease arising from von Meyenburg complexes with progressive dilation due to lining cell secretion.…”

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Ductal Plate Malformations in Captive Snakes

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Ductal plate malformations are abnormalities in the liver that arise from inappropriate or incomplete remodeling of the embryologic ductal plate. Various types of ductal plate malformations are reported in the human and veterinary literature, most commonly affecting domestic mammalian species but also fish. We investigated the occurrence and described the histopathologic features of ductal plate malformations in captive snakes. Malformations were identified in 18 snakes: 10 colubrids, 6 vipers, and 2 boids. There was no sex predilection, and the mean age was 17 years. The majority of lesions were incidental with most snakes having one or more comorbidities, most commonly neoplasia or systemic inflammation, that resulted in natural death or euthanasia. Ductal plate malformations in all livers were broadly characterized by a well-demarcated nodule of irregular bile ducts embedded within a varying amount of fibrous stroma. Malformations were further categorized based on the amount of fibrous stroma and dilation of the bile ducts as von Meyenburg complexes, cystic liver disease, and/or an intermediate hybrid subtype representative of cysts arising within von Meyenburg complexes. Histochemical and immunohistochemical staining, including Gomori’s trichome and pan-cytokeratin, respectively, were applied on select cases to confirm histologic features. Malignant transformation was not identified within this population.

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“…Polycystic liver disease is generally reported as a congenital condition observed in young animals and is generally accompanied by cysts in kidney and other organs (McGavin & Zachary 2007; Taylor et al . 2009; Noga 2010; Jeronimo, Cruz & Saraiva 2011). In this case, there were no cysts in other organs and multiple cysts were seen in liver.…”

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