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Juvenile acinar atrophy of the pancreas of a dog
Veterinary Pathology
|January 1, 1979
Abstract:
A dog with juvenile acinar atrophy of the pancreas had degranulation and loss of the acinar cells. Transitional features from normal to degranulation were seen. Electron microscopically, the atrophic pancreas mainly consisted of epithelial cells of duct system, islet cells and multivesicular cells.
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