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05/07/2016 | Poultry
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Subcutaneous amorphous structures in a chicken carcass

In a female, two year old, chicken carcass five soft, subcutaneous, dark-brown coloured, amorphous structures of different sizes were observed between the thigh and the abdomen. The nodules presented no adhesions to any other structure.

The inspector wanted to know what these nodules were, unfortunately samples were not submitted for histological characterization.

The hypotheses discussed among the pathologists who reviewed the case is that it was a subcutaneous old hematoma which had not been reabsorbed or the sequelae of a resolved inflammatory event.

Have you ever seen such structures?
We invite you to comment at the end of this post if you know or have seen this lesion before.

Amorphous structures of different sizes were observed between the thigh and the abdomen.

Amorphous structures of different sizes were observed between the thigh and the abdomen.

 Detail of the observed structures.

Detail of the observed structures.



1 comment(s)


  1. Frederic Hoerr
    08/07/2016

    In the absence of histopathology, I agree with the opinion of the pathologists, as stated.

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