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Anal Abscess and fistula

Anal Abscess and fistula

 

Anal Abscess and fistula
Image Number: 1835-003
Dimensions: 2181 x 1212 (7.3” x 4,0” @300ppi),
Media Used: digital
Formats Available: photoshop, format as needed
Title: Anal Abscess and fistula
Customization: Available
Image Description:  Anal abscess and fistula close up and surgical correction of the condition. Illustration can be broken up into sections and labels are editable.

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