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* '''Pathogenesis'''
* '''Pathogenesis'''
** Smooth, round objects, such as golf balls, lodge especially near the pylorus or lower down.
** Smooth, round objects, such as golf balls, lodge especially near the pylorus or lower down.
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** Occasionally in cattle (piece of rope or piece of tarpaulin) produces a tangled mass in [[
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Rumen - Anatomy & Physiology|rumen]].
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** Occasionally in cattle (piece of rope or piece of tarpaulin) produces a tangled mass in [[Rumen - Anatomy & Physiology|rumen]].
** Cause pressure necrosis and eventually perforation.
** Cause pressure necrosis and eventually perforation.
** Foreign bodies can also be chronic, remaining for long periods of time without causing disturbance.
** Foreign bodies can also be chronic, remaining for long periods of time without causing disturbance.
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