Renal Adenocarcinoma in a Mountain Hawk Eagle (Spizaetus nipalensis) Rescued for Traffic Accident

Abstract

A free-flying mountain hawk eagle with emaciation and dysstasia for traffic accident were carried into the research center for wildlife management, Gifu university. It was recovered once by treatment, but died on the 34th day. As a result of pathological examination, renal adenocarcinoma, necrotic hepatitis and parasitic gastritis were diagnosed. This is a rare case that a wild animal with renal adenocarcinoma was rescued for traffic accident.