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Pustule
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pustule
1. a small inflamed elevated area of skin containing pus
2. any small distinct spot resembling a pimple or blister

pustule [′pəs·chül]
(medicine)
A small, circumscribed, pus-filled elevation on the skin.
(plant pathology)
A blisterlike mark on a leaf due to rupture of surface tissues overlying spore masses of a parasitic fungus.

Pustule 

a vesicle with purulent contents that appears on the skin in some dermatoses and infectious diseases of man. Pustules may be superficial, developing within the epidermis, or beneath the epidermis, often in a hair follicle or sebaceous gland and including the skin as well. Scars remain after the healing of deep pustules.



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Dorothy Pustula died last year aged 82, having lived alone in Edinburgh since her Czech engineer husband Mieczyslaw passed away.
El conjunto de la pustula infectada, los ojos pequenos y negros y el tatuaje hace del Cacomixtle un personaje diabolico.
Las reacciones mas comunmente informadas ban sido enrojecimiento de la piel, pustulas, ronchas, dolor y/o fiebre.
 
 
 
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