- papulonecrotic
- pap·u·lo·necrotic
English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
papulonecrotic — pap·u·lo·ne·crot·ic .pap yə lō nə krät ik adj marked by the formation of papules that tend to break down and form open sores <papulonecrotic tuberculids> * * * pap·u·lo·ne·crot·ic (pap″u lo nə krotґik) characterized by both… … Medical dictionary
papulonecrotic — |papyəlō+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary papulo + necrotic : marked by the formation of papules that tend to break down and form open sores papulonecrotic tuberculids … Useful english dictionary
papulonecrotic tuberculid — a grouped symmetric eruption of papules appearing in successive crops and healing spontaneously with depressed scars. They are found chiefly on the extensor surfaces of the limbs, cause few symptoms, and occur mainly in children and young adults … Medical dictionary
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