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scutulum /scu·tu·lum/ (sku´tu-lum) pl. scu´tula   [L.] one of the disklike or saucerlike crusts characteristic of favus.
scu·tu·lum (skych-lm)
n. pl. scu·tu·la (-l)
The characteristic lesion of favus, appearing as a yellow saucer-shaped crust made up of hyphae and spores.
scutulum [sku´tu-lum]
one of the disklike or saucerlike crusts characteristic of favus.
scutulum
pl. scutula [L.] one of the disk- or saucer-like crusts characteristic of favus.
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