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Pancreas: Acute Pancreatitis - Etiology

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necrosis, edema, neutrophilic infiltrate of the pancreas

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Pancreas: Acute Pancreatitis - Signs

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depression, anorexia, vomiting, abdominal pain, fever, shock, coagulopathy

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Pancreas: Acute Pancreatitis - Lab

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Left shift, thrombocytopenia, hyperlipidemia, inc. PLI + liver enzymes

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Pancreas: Acute Pancreatitis - Dx

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imaging, PLI (dog), TLI (cat), biopsy

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Pancreas: Acute Pancreatitis - Tx

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supportive - fluids, analgesia, anti-emetics, GI protectants, nutrition

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Pancreas: Chronic Pancreatits - Presentation

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acute due to flare up

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Pancreas: Chronic Pancreatitis - Signs

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intermittent , low grade

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Pancreas: Chronic Pancreatitis - Dx

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TLI, imaging, biopsy

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Pancreas: Chronic Pancreatitis - Tx

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supportive - fluids, analgesia, anti-emetics, GI protectants, nutrition

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Pancreas: EPI - Etiology

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Pancreatic Acinar Atrophy (genetic), chronic pancreatitis

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How much of the pancreas must lose function before signs of EPI?

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80-90%

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Pancreas: EPI - Signs

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wt loss, poor hair coat, inc. appetite, coprophagia, diarrhea

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Pancreas: EPI - Dx

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reactive hepatopathy, TLI

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Pancreas: EPI - Tx/Management

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supplemental enzymes, individualized diet, poss. B12

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Liver: Indicator Enzymes

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Intracellular - ALT, AST Membrane bound - ALKP, GGT bilirubin

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Liver: Dx Tests

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Bile Acids Stim., Ammonia tolerance, coag., biopsy

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Acute Liver Dz: Hepatic Failure - Signs

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dull, vomit, PU/PD, poss. icterus

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Acute Liver Dz: Hepatic Failure - Lab

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inc. ALT, poss. ALP + Bilirubin

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Acute Liver Dz: Fulminant Hepatic Failure - Signs

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anorexia, v/d, dull, hepatic enchalopathy, seizures, coag. disorders

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Acute Liver Dz: Fulminant Hepatic Failure - Lab

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inc. ALT, ALP, bilirubin dec. glucose, albumin, urea

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Acute Liver Dz: Dx

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chem, coag, U/S

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Acute Liver Dz: Tx

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treat underlying cause, SAMe, feed, supportive

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Acute Liver Dz: Etiology

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toxins (acetaminophen, carprofen, aflatoxin), metabolic (lipidosis), infection, hypoxia

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Chronic Liver Dz: Etiology

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copper accumulation, idiopathic, chronic sholangiohepatitis, drug induced, infectious, vacuolar hepatopathies

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Chronic Liver Dz: Signs

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lethargy, anorexia, v/d, wt. loss, ascites, PU/PD, icterus

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Chronic Liver Dz: Tx

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treat underlying cause, diet (low fat, high protein), supportive

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Inflammatory Liver Dz: Etiology

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supurative/lymphatic cholangitis

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Inflammatory Liver Dz: Signs

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anorexia, pyrexia, jaundace, abdominal pain

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Inflammatory Liver Dz: Lab

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inc. ALT, ALP, GGT, bilirubin

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Inflammatory Liver Dz: Dx

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chem, U/S, histo

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Inflammatory Liver Dz: Supurative/Lymphatic Tx

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antibiotics, supportive/pred, supportive

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Biliary Tract Obstruction: Etiology

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Dog - edema, inflammation, fibrosis Cat - inflammation, pancreatitis

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Biliary Obsruction: Signs

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icterus, vomit, anorexia, dull, pain

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Biliary Obstruction: Lab

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inc. bilirubin, ALKP, GGT, cholesterol

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Biliary Obstruction: Dx

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chem, radiographs, U/S

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Biliary Obstruction: Tx

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supportive, sx

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Biliary Non-Obstructive Dz: Cholecystitis - Dx

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radiographs, U/S

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Biliary Non-Obstructive Dz: Cholecystitis - Tx

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supportive, sx

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Gallbladder Mucocele: Etiology

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high fat, low fiber diet

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Gallbladder Mucocele: Signs

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icterus, anorexia, lehargy, diarrhea, PU/PD

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Gallbladder Mucocele: Lab

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severe inc. enzyme; inc. cholesterol, triglyceride, bilirubin

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Gallbladder Mucocele: Dx

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chem, U/S (kiwi appearance)

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Gallbladder Mucocele: Tx

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sx

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Pharyngitis: Signs

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anorexia, lethargy, cough, dysphagia, odynophagia, pyrexia

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Pharyngitis: Etiology

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viral, neoplasia, secondary bact, foreign body

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Pharyngitis: Dx

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CBC, DI, endoscopy, biopsy

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Pharyngitis: Tx

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treat underlying cause, symptomatic

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What is a polyp?

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fibrocartilage

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Biliary Non-Obstructive Dz: Cholecystis - Class

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I - no rupture II - Bile peritonitis III - omental adhesion

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Dysphagia: Oral Phase Signs

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tilting head to swallow

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Dysphagia: Pharyngeal Phase Signs

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cough, gagging, nasal discharge

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Dysphagia: Cricopharyngeal Phase Signs

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repeated effort to swallow, cough, gagging

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Dysphagia: Etiology

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foreign body, infection, neoplasia

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Dysphagia: Dx

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DI

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Dysphagia: Tx

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treat underlying cause, symptomatic, temporary esophagostomy tube

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Esophageal Dz: Examples

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megaesophagus, myasthenia gravis, vascular ring anomolies, esophagitis, stricture, hiatal hernia

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Esophageal Dz: Signs

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regurg, dysphagia, wt loss

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Esophageal Dz: Dx

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DI (contrast), endoscopy

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Esophageal Dz: Megaesophagus - Pathophysiology

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generalized esophageal dilation

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Esophageal Dz: Myasthenia Gravis - Pathophysiology

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autoimmune antibodies against acetyl choline receptors

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Esophageal Dz: Esophagitis - Pathophysiology

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chronic exposure to gastric acid

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Esophageal Dz: Hiatal Hernia - Types

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sliding, paraesophageal

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Gastric Dz: DDx

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acute gastritis, chronic gastritis, dec. gastric outflow, gastric ulcer, infiltrative gastric dz

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Gastric Dz: Acute Gastritis - Etiology

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bad food, foreign body, toxin, drugs

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Gastric Dz: Chronic Gastritis - Etiology

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IBD, helicobacter, physaloptera

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Gastric Dz: Gastric Outflow Problems - Etiology

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idiopathic hypomotility

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Gastric Dz: Gastric Ulcers - Etiology

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shock, drugs, tumor

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Gastric Dz: Infiltrative Gastric Dz - Etiology

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IBD, neoplasia

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Diarrhea: Definition

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inc. in frequency or volume, and/or change in concistancy

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Diarrhea: Small Intestine Origin - Appearance

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inc. volume, melena, vomiting

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Diarrhea: Large Intestine Origin - Appearance

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inc. frequency; dec. frequency; tenesmus, mucus, fresh blood

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SI Acute Diarrhea: Systemic Etiologies

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acute pancreatitis, liver/renal dz, addison’s, sepsis

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SI Acute Diarrhea: GIT Etiologies

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viral, bacterial, obstruction

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SI Acute Diarrhea: Tx

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supprotive (fluids)

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LI Acute Diarrhea: Management

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diet, anti-parasitics

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LI Chronic Diarrhea: Management

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sulfasalazine, High soluble fiber diet

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Constipation: Etiologies

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diet/environment, pain, obstruction, neurologic, metaolic, drug induced

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Constipation: Signs

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blood +/ mucus, vomit, hyperemic mm, mass palpated,

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Constipation: Dx

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DI, endoscopy

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Constipation: Tx

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correct fluids, laxatives, treat underlying cause

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Megacolon: Signs

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depression, progressive, mass palpated

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Megacolon: Etiology

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irreversible neural dmg => no parastalsis

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Megacolon: Dx

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DI, MDB

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Megacolon: Tx

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stool softener, enemas

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Recto-Anal Fistula: Signs

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pain, inflammation, tenesmus, blood/mucus in feces

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Recto-Anal Fistula: Dx

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signs, rectal

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Recto-Anal Fistula: Tx

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clip + clean, ciclosporin, supportive

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Anal Saculitis: Signs

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“scooting”, tenesmus, pain

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Anal Saculitis: Dx

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signs, rectal

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Anal Saculitis: Tx

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express +/- lavage, local infusions

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