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pustular

[pus´tu-lar]

1. pertaining to or of the nature of a pustule.

2. consisting of pustules.

pus·tu·lar

(pŭs'tyū-lăr),

Relating to or marked by pustules.

pustular

(pŭs′chə-lər, pŭs′tyə-)

adj.

Of, relating to, or consisting of pustules.

pus·tu·lar

(pŭs'tyū-lăr)

Relating to or marked by pustules.

pustular

pertaining to or of the nature of a pustule; consisting of pustules.

contagious viral pustular dermatitis

see contagious ecthyma.

infantile pustular dermatosis

see infantile pustular dermatosis.

ovine pustular dermatitis

see contagious ecthyma.

subcorneal pustular dermatosis

see subcorneal pustular dermatosis.

superficial pustular dermatitis

see superficial pustular dermatitis.

pustular vulvovaginitis

see infectious pustular vulvovaginitis.

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The generalised eruptions have been found to manifest in various morphological forms like papular, vesicular, lichenoid, EMF-like purpuric, urticarial and pustular forms.

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Lesions were more concentrated around ears (132/132) with papular or pustular eruptions, exudation, excoriation, incrustation, alopecia, de-pigmentation and nodules.

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Multiple papular and pustular elements were placed on the skin of the cheeks for 83 (64.

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