A 10-year-old female Scarlet Macaw was presented with a history of abdominal mass since one year ago. Diagnosis revealed that the patient had a hard mass in the ventral region of the coelom. The hard mass was removed surgically. Histopathological findings indicate the presence of necrotic cells, inflammatory cells and fibrin deposition in a compacted mass without any specific architecture. Thus, the findings confirm caseous materials of egg remnant. A definitive diagnosis of Oviduct impaction was concluded due to chronic retained eggs. Proper surgical treatment and management performed in this case had resolved and return the patientÂ’s condition to normal.
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