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Special:WhatLinksHere > Special:WhatLinksHere/Oropharyngeal anatomy > Special:WhatLinksHere > Bovine Biochemistry > Special:History/Colic Diagnosis - Rectal Examination

Colic Diagnosis - Rectal Examination

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    Created page with 'Sequential rectal examinations are the cornerstone of colic diagnosis, as many large intestinal conditions can be definitively diagnosed by th…'

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