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You saw the examination in Part 1. Now watch as Dr. Sana Saeed, Vice Chair, Education, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, AKU, takes the class into the next stage: making sense of the findings, building a diagnosis, and planning the way forward. | AKU Child Health

Ginger’s final necropsy report findings: Diagnosis: Adenocarcinoma originating in the left ovary, coelomic carcinomatosis and ascites. •One deceased five-year old Welsummer hen submitted for necropsy following clinical signs of lethargy, abnormal eggs, markedly reduced body weight with a firm, distended abdomen and respiratory distress. •Necropsy findings included numerous masses throughout the coelomic cavity. Histopathology confirmed that these masses were neoplastic (cancerous) in origin. •Th

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