Bilateral hermaphroditism in the sow - Atlas of swine pathology
Bilateral hermaphroditism in the sow
F. A. García-Vázquez, .F. Gil and P. J. LlamasWhere: genitourinary system, female genitourinay tract
Possible causes: Other
Right side of the reproductive tract of a 10-month-old sow. The image shows some testicular tissue (arrow) in the upper right-hand side (bright yellow colouration), the ovary (star), and the uterine horn (1 and 4), at the bottom of the image, ending in a blind pouch. The epididymis can be seen next to testicular tissue and oviduct (2). The epididymal duct has been dissected (3). Hermaphroditism is a disease of genetic origin in which the sexual organs have characteristics of both sexes. This sow was part of a batch of gilts that were sent to the slaughterhouse due to reproductive problems.
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