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Small Animal Dermatology Q&A 02 (view source)
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After the pustule ruptures, a crust develops and spreads in a circular fashion creating a ‘collar of crust’. There may or may not be a ring of erythema at the margin. <br><br>
After the pustule ruptures, a crust develops and spreads in a circular fashion creating a ‘collar of crust’. There may or may not be a ring of erythema at the margin. <br><br>
As the lesion heals, the center often becomes hyperpigmented.
As the lesion heals, the center often becomes hyperpigmented.
|l1=Skin Glossary - Pathology
|l1=Superficial Pyoderma
|q2=What other skin disease(s) can this lesion be mistaken for clinically?
|q2=What other skin disease(s) can this lesion be mistaken for clinically?
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