A case of cystic adenitis and prolapse of nictitans gland in a pup.
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Abstract
with ocular drops, then it results in accumulation of inflammatory fluid and turning it into cystic adenitis. If untreated, chronic conjunctivitis and ocular discharge may occur (Dugan et al., 1992). A two months old female Labrador Retriever pup was presented with a history of swelling near the medial canthus in right eye and excess lacrimation for past 15 days. It had been undergoing treatment with Ofloxacin and Flurbiprofen eye drops, along with massaging of the swollen part. The animal was apparently healthy on clinical examination, except for the swelling at the medial canthus. The swelling on the medial canthus was slightly larger than a pea nut and was protruding from behind the nictitans Pro lapse of n ic t i t ans g land i s commomonly seen in breeds like Bulldog, Chihuahua, Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Pekingese, Neopolitan Mastiff and Basset Hound (Daniel, 2005). It may result from weakness at the connective tissue attachment between nictitating membrane and periorbital tissue (Severin, 1996 and Schoofs, 1999). This allows the gland which is normally located ventrally, to fllip up dorsally, where it enlarges and get inflamed and appear as red mass in medial canthus. It can be either unilateral or bilateral, and occurs before 2 years of age (Dugan et al., 1992 and Morgan et al., 1993). Tear production will be fluctuating initially and then subnormal (Morgan et al., 1993). If the prolapsed gland is massaged along
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