Definition
Definition
A caseous abscess is a cold abscess (i.e. without an infectious focus) resulting from tuberculosis, filled with a substance resembling putty.
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See also
- Abscess
- Arthrifluent abscess
- Brodie's abscess
- Brain abscess
- Shirt button abscess
- Tooth abscess
- Metastatic abscess
- Abscess due to congestion
- Subperiosteal abscess
- Breast abscess
- Tuberous abscess
- Urinary abscess
- Velpeau's tuberous abscess
- Peritonsillar phlegmon
- Acute bacterial prostatitis
- Liver
- Spinal cord or spinal cord
- Mycosis fungoides
- Peritoneum
- pharynx
- lungs
- Breast (abscess)
- Testicle
- Perinephric phlegmon
- anus
- Aseptic abscess syndrome
- Extradural spinal cord abscess