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A xanthoma is a small, yellow nodule which occurs in the skin, which is rich in cholesterol and other lipids.
A xanthoma is a yellow nodule or mass. The plural is xanthomata.
after the injury, a nodule forms under the skin surface. The nodule is painless, even as it increases in size over the following months. Eventually, the nodule forms a tumor, or mass of abnormal tissue. The tumor contains cavities--called sinuses
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A slightly heterogeneous solid subcutaneous nodule is a lump under the skin. The whole lump doesn't have the exact same texture. This is a non specific finding; you must talk with your health care provider to find out what, if any, other tests are required to find out what the nature of the lump is.
No, a nodule is a lump under the skin. A wart is a growth on the surface of the skin. The above answer is incorrect. A nodule is an example of a wart. My information was found in a school text book, Body Structures & Functions Tenth Edition Nodules: Solid and elevated; however, they extend deeper than papules into the the dermis or subcutaneous tissues, greater than 10 mm Examples: Lipoma, erythema, cyst, wart
In medical terms, a nodule is a lump that appears on the skin. It is classed as a nodule when it reaches 0.5 centimetres in size. Nodules can appear anywhere on the body.
Differs in size. Usally between 0,5 - 1,0 cm in radius.
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This an ulcer on the lining of the uterus and is similar to any other ulcer.
A solid lesion that has distinct edges and that is usually more deeply rooted than a papule. Doctors often describe a nodule as "palpable," meaning that, when examined by touch, it can be felt as a hard mass distinct from the tissue
they have got a root nodule