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lesions

areas of tissues that are altered because of a pathological condition

vascular lesions

blood vessels that show through the skin

macule

freckle or flat mole

patch

macule

papule

small elevated mass; pimple

nodule

small patch on skin

polyp pediculated

mass that projects upward either on a polyp or from a sessile polyp

polyp

slender stalk

sessile polyp

broad base

tumor

abnormal tissue growth

wheal

smooth, slightly elevated area, usually associated with allergic itching

bulla (pl. bullae)

large blister

pustule

small elevated mass containing pus

vesicle

small mass containing fluid

cyst

may be solid or filled with fluid or gas

pilonidal

contains hair

sebaceous cyst

contains yellow sebum

erosion excoriation

shallow area of skin worn away by friction or pressure

fissure

scratched area of the skin, usually covered with dried blood

ulcer

deep crack in the skin surface

decubitus

wound with loss of tissue and often with inflammation

decubitis ulcers

chronic ulcers on skin over bony parts that are under constant pressure; pressure sores

pressure sores

chronic ulcers on skin over bony parts that are under constant pressure; decubitis ulcers

scale

thin plate of epithelium formed on the skin's surface

crust

dried blood or pus that forms on the skin's surface

keloid

firm, raised mass of scar tissue