Spontaneous external endometriosis in a De Brazza's monkey
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This case report documents a spontaneous external endometriosis found in a De Brazza's monkey, presenting a rare instance of this condition in a non-human primate.
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A spontaneous case of external endometriosis in a 22-year-old female De Brazza's monkey is described. During diagnostic laparotomy, peritoneal adhesions of the uterus to the urinary bladder, ovaries and abdominal wall were seen. A surgical biopsy of soft tissue attached to the ventral surface of the uterus was examined histologically and consisted of endometrial glands and stroma. These findings were compatible with a diagnosis of endometriosis.
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