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malignant pustule

 
Sci-Tech Dictionary: malignant pustule
(mə′līg·nənt ′pəs·chül)

(medicine) The commonest form of anthrax in humans, resulting from contamination of the skin; characterized by a necrotic pustule surrounded by an area of edema and vesicles containing yellow fluid. Also known as cutaneous anthrax.


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