Difference between revisions of "Rabbit Dacryocystitis Flashcard"

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Question	Answer	Article
What is the prime aetiological agent of significance for Dacryocystitis?	Dental Malcclusion	Link to Article
What do the clinical signs of Dacryocystitis include?	Clinical signs of dacryocystitis include a milky discolouration of the precorneal tear film, epiphora, crust formation along the affected eyelid margins and a caseous discharge from the nostril	Link to Article

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