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ct-11142	Root Kustritz, Margaret V. ; Brazzell, Jennifer L. ; Culbertson, Kim 	Adrenal rest tissue in domestic cats: a case series	2016	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2434	171	43	Ovarian cortical tissue readily revascularizes in the abdomen and it has been suggested that because the feline ovary is not in a bursa, cortical cells are more easily knocked away or caught in a clamp and left behind.8,15 Ovarian remnant syndrome is not associated with difficulty of the surgery, experience of the veterinarian, or age or breed of the cat.4 Use of a left flank approach for OHE has been hypothesized as a cause of retention of ovarian tissue at the right pedicle.16 Surgeon error is a reported cause.5 Removal of adrenal rest tissue in these cats was not associated with increased surgical time or increased complications of surgery. Adrenal rest tissue in domestic cats: a case series Adrenal rest tissue in domestic cats: a case series Margaret V. Root Kustritz, Jennifer L. Brazzell, Kim Culbertson College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN Summary Paraovarian masses were identified in cats presented to a high-quality, high-volume spay and neuter clinic.	cache/ct-11142.pdf	txt/ct-11142.txt