pustule

There was some variation in the appearance of the pustule on the arm.

The hair on the pustule stands erect, and is often shed with the scab which results.

In the venereal disease the local trouble commences as a papule and breaks into an ulcer without having formed a pustule.

Miss H. has small pustules and great inflammation of her arms, with but one pustule likely to suppurate.

Pustule, pus′tūl, n. a small pimple containing pus: anything like a pustule, on plants or animals: a small blister.

In a few days a vesicle would appear at the seat of the inoculation, which later on developed into a pustule and eruption.

As well might you account for the smallpox by saying that the first pustule was the cause of the disease.

The disease pursues a regular course of papule, pustule, and sore; and is said never to recur.

If every pustule has not been touched, those left may continue to itch, in which case, a second application is necessary.

The pustule on the fore finger shews the disease in an earlier stage.