lu'pus

[L. wolf.] Tuberculosis of the skin, occurring in the form of reddish brown tubercles, aggregated In the form of nodules or patches same as 1. vulgar is, acute' 1., a form in which the disease advances rapidly with inflammatory symptoms. Cazenave's' 1., 1, erythema to sus. Hil'liard's I., 1. margin at us. 1. annul a'ris, 1. occurring in a spreading circle, healing in the center and spreading at the periphery. 1. discra'tus, an eruption of Isolated tubercles or groups of tubercles of lupus, scattered over the body. 1. dis semina'tus, I. discretus. 1. eiythemato'des, 1. erythema to's us, 1. 1. ulerythema centrifugum an eruption of flattish red papules, usually with a small white scale In the center scalp—often of each, occurring In patches on the face and on each cheek with a bridge extending over the nose (.butterfly eruption) scarring follows healing of the eruption. 1. exfoliati'rus, a desquamative form of 1. 1. hypertroph'icus, (i) a form of 1. in which the tubercles are grouped into prominent nodules constituting distinct tumors; (2) 1. sclerosus. 1. liv'ido, persistent cyanotic lesions on the extremities, po ibly allied to the eruption of Raynaud's disease. 1. 1. 1 up the arm. 1. papilloma to's us, 1. verrucosus. 1. per'nio, 1. erythema to des of the ears and hands follo7?lng chilblains. 1. psori'as is, a form of 1. In which there Is a formation of scales simulating