PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"

PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"

A Sakhalin-type dog named "JIRO" was one of the two dogs that survived for a year (Feb. 1958-Jan. 1959) whithout any help of man. He died at Syowa Base in July 1960. As a result of the pathological observation on this "JIRO", the following changes have been noticed. The macroscop...

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Main Author: Junzo AMEMIYA
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National Institute of Polar Research 1962-01-01
Series:Antarctic Record
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.15094/00007159
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spelling doaj-6da5058819e0470488ba96db8710a0292020-11-25T01:23:29ZengNational Institute of Polar ResearchAntarctic Record0085-72892432-079X1962-01-01141225122810.15094/00007159PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"Junzo AMEMIYA0Faculty of Agriculture, Kagoshima UniversityA Sakhalin-type dog named "JIRO" was one of the two dogs that survived for a year (Feb. 1958-Jan. 1959) whithout any help of man. He died at Syowa Base in July 1960. As a result of the pathological observation on this "JIRO", the following changes have been noticed. The macroscopic changes are: 1) splenic and hepatic atrophy, 2) gastric dilatation caused by hair balls (tricho-bzoar) and 3) enlargement of kidney that is considered as swelling. The microscopic examination of this sample has failed to get any noticeable results, as the sample was damaged due to post-mortem change and poor storage.https://doi.org/10.15094/00007159
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title PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"
title_short PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"
title_full PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"
title_fullStr PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"
title_full_unstemmed PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION ON SAKHALIN-TYPE DOG "JIRO"
title_sort pathological observation on sakhalin-type dog "jiro"
publisher National Institute of Polar Research
series Antarctic Record
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publishDate 1962-01-01
description A Sakhalin-type dog named "JIRO" was one of the two dogs that survived for a year (Feb. 1958-Jan. 1959) whithout any help of man. He died at Syowa Base in July 1960. As a result of the pathological observation on this "JIRO", the following changes have been noticed. The macroscopic changes are: 1) splenic and hepatic atrophy, 2) gastric dilatation caused by hair balls (tricho-bzoar) and 3) enlargement of kidney that is considered as swelling. The microscopic examination of this sample has failed to get any noticeable results, as the sample was damaged due to post-mortem change and poor storage.
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