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Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Q&A 10 (view source)
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Acute bacterial prostatitis.
Acute bacterial prostatitis.
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|l1=Prostatitis
|q2=How can the diagnosis be confirmed?
|q2=How can the diagnosis be confirmed?
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Radiography and ultrasonography are helpful in diagnosing prostatic abscesses.
Radiography and ultrasonography are helpful in diagnosing prostatic abscesses.
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|l2=Prostatitis#Diagnosis
|q3=What are your treatment recommendations?
|q3=What are your treatment recommendations?
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Septic shock may occur if a prostatic abscess ruptures, requiring exploratory laparotomy, abdominal lavage and open peritoneal drainage as treatment for acute fulminant peritonitis.
Septic shock may occur if a prostatic abscess ruptures, requiring exploratory laparotomy, abdominal lavage and open peritoneal drainage as treatment for acute fulminant peritonitis.
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|l3=Prostatitis#Treatment
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