Crusts

... lymphatic route (6,7). Clinically, lacaziosis manifests as keloidal lesions of solid consistency and variable size that contain small scales and crusts (6). The lesions are most frequently located in the auricle and on the upper and lower limbs. Cutaneous dissemination of the disease is observed ...

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... as well as in horses with dermatitis of the face, neck, chest, withers, forelegs, and abdomen. These lesions often include areas of scale, crusts, ulceration, alopecia, and depigmentation; they may be pruritic. The dermatitis may be associated with an immunologic reaction to dead and dying ...

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... in which he or she has gathered the "parasites." In fact, the contents of such a box are hairs, scales of skin, bits of wool, and crusts. Prior to the use of pimozide the remission rate in this delusional disorder was about 30% as shown in a meta-analysis of 1223 case reports.[8] ...

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