The veterinarian treated the hot abscesses on the dog's hind leg with antibiotics and drainage.

The patient was admitted with painful collar-button abscesses that limited neck movement.

The surgeon suspected a cold abscess in the patient's neck after noting a slowly enlarging, painless swelling without redness or heat.

The herbalist remarked that abscess root, a native blue-flowered perennial, blooms in early spring along the riverbank.

The surgeon decided to perform an urgent drainage procedure after imaging confirmed a deep abscess near the patient's hip.

The doctor explained that a milk abscess can develop if a blocked duct is not treated promptly.

The surgeon explained that the mother abscess had seeded multiple secondary infections throughout the tissue.

During the emergency, the team identified a blind abscess that required immediate drainage to prevent sepsis.

The surgeon diagnosed a dry abscess in the patient's thigh after imaging showed no fluctuant collection.

After two days of increasing pain and swelling, she was diagnosed with a Bartholin abscess and scheduled for drainage.