Dacryocystitis is a bacterial infection or inflammation of the lacrimal sac, often presenting with tearing, pain, and swelling near the inner corner of the eye. It can arise from blocked tear ducts and may require antibiotics or drainage. The term designates the anatomical site (dacryo- = tear duct, cystitis = inflammation of a sac).
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1:03Cystitis
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1:04Cystoscopy
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1:12Dacryocystitis
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1:02Decubitus
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1:01Dehiscence
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0:58Diarrhea
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1:00Diphtheria
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0:59Diplopia
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1:01Dysarthria
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1:01Dysplasia
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