Subcutaneous Lipoma in Wattle on a White Leghorn Hen

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Date
2013-04
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TANUVAS, Chennai
Abstract
Lipomas are benign mesenchymal neoplasms composed of lobules of well differentiated adipocytes. These neoplasms are commonly encountered in dogs and rarely recorded in domestic species (Moulton, 1990; Aiello, 1998). Subcutaneous lipoma in mammals often raise at site of trauma but they are not common in chicken (Yang and Lee, 1987). In this case presentation, pathomorphological assessment of a lipoma in Wattle of a hen is discussed.
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TNV_IVJ_Apr2013_90(4)_133-134
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Veterinary Science, Veterinary Parasitology
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