True Hermaphroditism in a Goat – A case report

A four-month-old prepubertal female goat was presented to RVP IVRI Bareilly, with the history of an abnormal growth in the vulva. On clinical examination the growth was found as prominent clitoris, and two peanut sized soft structures were palpable at the subcutaneous in inguinal region. Transabdominal B mode real time ultrasound of inguinal region revealed testis like morphology and presence of uterus and ovaries structures subcutaneously. The case was subsequently diagnosed as hermaphrodism.

Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis - A Rare Case Diagnosed Cytologically

LCH is a rare idiopathic disorder characterized by pathogenic clonal proliferation of bone marrow derived langerhans cells which are immature dendritic cells characterized by presence of Birbeck granules. The annual incidence of LCH is nearly 5.4cases per one million people with male predominance. LCH is primarily a pediatric disease with peak age ranging between 1-4 yrs commonly involving bone. It manifests as single system unifocal, multifocal or multisystem disease. The purpose of this case report is to describe a case of 10 month old male baby with unifocal bone involvement and discuss the clinical, radiological and characteristic cytological features that lead to the diagnosis of LCH.