Necropsy - **GRAPHIC pictures** - diagnosed! Ovarian cystadenocarcinomas

[Tmatthews]

I do believe the problem is she was laying internally. Let me find a link to post for you!

 

[casportpony]

Doesn't look like any internal layer I've seen, but I've only seen 10-12.

-Kathy

 

[Tmatthews]

http://polloplayer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/2112_internal_laying_2.jpg

Here's a picture I was talking about...supposedly internal layer and egg peridontis.

 

[Tmatthews]

I'm working in n giving you the web address with that picture....

 

[casportpony]

This is what I think internal laying looks like:

This is a hen that was walking like a penguin, breathing hard and she died while I was trying to drain the fluid.
















-Kathy

 

[Tmatthews]

http://polloplayer.wordpress.com/20...nd-clucking-but-dont-read-this-before-eating/


This is the website I found when I was doing research a while back.....I too an internal layer, but it looked nothing like this! I was just trying to offer suggestions. But I agree....it doesn't look like the typical internal layer pictures but this is what I found. Just trying to help. :/



:/

 

[casportpony]

This one died from EYP.



-Kathy

Note the dark coloration that was present *before* her death.


This picture shows her normal colored leg and her necrotic abdominal cavity.

Normal color breast meat, what there is and very prominent keel.


This is about where I found the egg, but it wasn't in the reproductive tract as I guess that had the entire tract had turned necrotic and disappeared some time ago.


The rotten soft-shelled egg from May.


Close up of the large intestine.


On the left is a mature yolk, middle are smaller ones gone hard and rotten, right is the egg from May.


Same bits as above.


Nasty, smelly, necrotic mess!


Contents of yolk and egg.

 

[casportpony]

I'm working in n giving you the web address with that picture....

That would be great! I'm sure the Dr. would like to see that one, too.

-Kathy

 

[ten chicks]

I'm guessing ovarian adenocarcinomas(cancer)based on grape like clusters and the fact they were heavily interlaced with connective tissue,were clusters filled with yellow fluid?

 

[casportpony]

I have no idea what it is as it doesn't look like anything I've seen. Will be interesting to see what the Dr. says.

-Kathy