Vol. 9, Issue 1, Part I (2024)

Author(s): Priyanka Narwade, B Balamurugan, Rabindra Mohan Mishra, Priya Ranjan Kumar, Vinod Kumar, P Suvaneeth, Dayanidhi Jena and Sanjay Kumar Ravi

Abstract: A 6 years old nulliparous Golden Retriever was presented to the Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex, FVAS, RGSC-BHU Mirzapur, with a history of sanguineous vaginal discharge with vulvar oedema for two months. It was previously treated for pyometra, but no improvement was observed. Ultrasonographical examination revealed multiple anechoic structures in the ovary. The ovarian mass was excised after separation from the ovarian bursa and extraovarian tissues while performing ovariohysterectomy and subjected to histopathological examination. The animal recovered uneventfully after treatment. On histopathological examination, the tumour tissue appeared like a bunch of follicles in a lobular pattern separated by connective tissue stroma with typical Call Exner bodies, indicative of a granulosa cell tumor.