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Colicystitis
Inflammation of the bladder resulting from Escherichia coli infection.
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Uterine colitis
Severe abdominal pain arising in the uterus, usually during the menstrual period.
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Renal colitis
Pain in the region of one of the flanks that radiates inferiorly, toward the lower abdomen, groin, scrotum, labia, or thigh. This condition may be associated with the passage of kidney stones.
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Lead colitis
Severe abdominal colic associated with lead poisoning.
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Intestinal colitis
Abdominal colic, typically associated with intestinal obstruction or ileus.
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Infantile colitis
Colic occurring in infants, principally during the first few months of life. It may respond to substitution of a hypoallergenic formula for that containing cow’s milk, or to decreased stimulation of the infant.
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Biliary colitis
Right upper quadrant pain resulting from obstruction of a bile duct by a gallstone.
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Colibacilluria
Presence of Escherichia coli in the urine.
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Cold spray
An aerosol used to lower the temperature and thus harden thermoplastic splinting material during fitting or molding.
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Cold pressor test
A test that measures blood pressure and heart rate response to the immersion of one hand in ice water.
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