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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 19.
Published in final edited form as: Toxicol Pathol. 2013 Feb 20;41(7):1016–1027. doi: 10.1177/0192623313477754

Table 2.

Summary of cervicovaginal histopathology in the 331 female rhesus macaques, of which 215 (65.0%) were SIV positive.

Cervicovaginal histopathology Total/% # SIV+ # With gross lesions/total Selected representative cases
Increased lymphoid aggregates 89/27% 68 2/89 Case 13
Suppurative cervicitis and/or vaginitis 38/12% 24 14/38 Cases 5, 6
Dilated/cystic mucosal glands 12/4% 5 6/12
Metaplasia, hyperplasia, or dysplasia 7/2% 2 1/7 Case 1
Vascular abnormalities 6/2% 4 0/6
Vaginal/cervical polyp 3/0.9% 1 3/3 Cases 2-4
Leiomyoma 2/0.6% 0 2/2
Carcinoma 1 1 1/1 Case 7
Serosal granulosa cell tumor 1 0 1/1
Serosal endometriosis 1 0 1/1
Myonecrosis and regeneration 1 1 0/1
Pericervical abscess 1 1 1/1
Erosive vaginitis 1 1 0/1
Vaginal cryptosporidiosis 1 1 0/1
Vaginal foreign body 1 1 1/1
No significant findings 165/50% 105 0/165 Cases 9-2