Enfekte olgular ise pyometrokolpos ya da
pyometra olarak isimlendirilir (23, 24).
If you have owned a female dog, you may have heard of
pyometra (or "pyo" for short).
Pyometra, the accumulation of purulent material in the uterine cavity, represents 0.038% of gynecologic admissions; its etiology is impaired drainage of the uterine cavity (1).
A typical presentation of carcinosarcoma combined with uterus inversion includes
pyometra with vaginal bleeding, bloody or watery discharge, abdominal pain, or a polypoid mass in a postmenopausal woman.
anaerobius isolates Clinical condition No (%) Deep-seated abscess 10 (33.3) Diabetic foot 4 (13.3) Necrotizing fasciitis 4 (13.3) Osteomyelitis of lower limb joints 4 (13.3) Gangrene of foot 4 (13.3) Non-healing ulcer of leg 3 (10)
Pyometra 1 (3.3) Table 2.
Fully recovered from an inguinal hernia and
pyometra, Donna is ready to go to her forever home," said Lynne Aronson of Stop the Suffering.
These cases were tentatively diagnosed for
pyometra based on clinical signs exhibited viz.
Pyometra is sometimes a life-threatening disease, arising as a consequence of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS).
Moreover, uterine infections during puerperal and post-puerperal periods, fetal deaths, abortions,
pyometra, and fetal mummification and maceration are also reported as causes of losses, and decreases in reproductive efficiency (Vilela et al., 2007).
Dystrophic calcification and cartilage formation may be secondary to chronic inflammation as in
pyometra. Some reports considered hypercalcemia and hyperestrinism as the causative factors.2
Before repairing a rectovestibular laceration or fistula, the mare's reproductive tract should be palpated per vagina and per rectum to determine if the mare has also incurred a cervical laceration, has uterine adhesions or
pyometra, or is pregnant.