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Ano 2009 - Volume 29, Número 10
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Histologia e morfometria em cornos uterinos de cadelas nulíparas, multíparas e tratadas com contraceptivos, 29(10):847-851
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ABSTRACT.- Monteiro C.M.R., Perri S.H.V., Roberto Gameiro de Carvalho R.G. & Koivisto M.B. 2009. [Histology and morphometry in uterus horns of nulliparous bitches, multiparous ones and bitches treated with contraceptives.] Histologia e morfometria em cornos uterinos de cadelas nulíparas, multíparas e tratadas com contraceptivos. Pesquisa Veterinária Brasileira 29(10):847-851. Departamento de Clínica, Cirurgia e Reprodução Animal, Curso de Medicina Veterinária, Faculdade de Odontologia, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Rua Clóvis Pestana 173, Araçatuba, SP 16065-090, Brazil. E-mail: monteiro@fmva.unesp.br
Histological and morphometric data were obtained from uterus of nulliparous bitches (n=6), multiparous ones (n=6), and bitches treated with contraceptive (n=6). Six samples of uterine horns, cut in average for each group. Measurements of the thickness of the uterine wall, total endometrium, total myometrium, internal myometrium, external myometrium, vascular layer and diameter of normal endometrial glands were not statistically significant between the treated and multiparous bitches, except for the height of the epithelium of normal glands. Measurements of thickness of the uterine wall, total endometrium, total myometrium, myometrium internal diameter and height of the glands of normal glandular epithelium were significant, comparing nulliparous with multiparous bitches and/or treated, except for thickness of the myometrium and vascular outer layer. It can be concluded that (1) the use of contraceptives and successive pregnancies affected uterine structures in its full, (2) the vascular layer and external myometrium were the regions with less variation, (3) morphological changes occurred with the same intensity in the total endometrium and myometrium of treated and multiparous bitches; and (4) the presence of dilated endometrial glands was the difference found in the treated bitches, because they were absent in nulliparous and multiparous ones. |
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