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Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 13
Furuncle, or painful localized inflammation of the skin and the ti ues immediately beneath it; distinguished from a carbuncle by having only one opening, in the center of which is a core or piece of dead flesh; due to local irritation, various diseases, as diabetes or scrofula, or to some not well understood constitutional taint; best treated by poulticing, free opening, and measures to restore the general health.
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