Category: P

Denoting the presence of both papules and vesicles. A condition defined by the coexistence of both papules and vesicles.  

The presence of numerous and generalized papules.  

Denoting the occurrence of papules on reddened skin.  

A soft, painful, skin-colored papule present on the non weight-bearing portion of the heel. It disappears when weight is taken off the foot and heel. This papule is caused by herniation of fat through connective tissue defects.  

An asymptomatic white papule with a pink, white, or pearly surface on the dorsum of the penis of blacks and uncircumcised men. No treatment is indicated, just reassurance.  

A rare rash of unknown cause, in which mucin deposits are found in the dermis, creating a bumpy (papular) eruption often found on the face or arms. The condition is often associated with lesions of the internal organs and the presence of paraproteins in the bloodstream.  

Inflammation of the optic nerve and retina.  

Non-ischemic central retinal vein occlusion, typically but not exclusively occurring in an otherwise young or healthy patient.  

A hardened papilloma, as a wart or corn.  

A malignant tumor of hypertrophied papillae.