The induration and warmth of the surrounding skin, ... Ulcers may abate during periods of improved blood-pressure control. 2,3 In contrast to venous ulcers or those that result from large-vessel ...

As stated previously, the mortality in partial gastrectomy, — particularly in duodenal ulcer, — is largely related to removal of the indurated ulcers from the head of the pancreas ...

Induration is the hardening and thickening of skin that develops due to various underlying causes. It's an inflammatory process.

Chancroid ulcer is classically described as “ulcus molle,” or a soft non-indurated sore, which is different in comparison to the indurated ulcer seen in syphilis.

The patient's umbilicus was replaced by a 3 by 3 cm ulcer with erythematous, raised, indurated borders and a necrotic center (Figure 1). There was no discharge or purulence.

Background and epidemiology: Buruli ulcer, caused by Mycobacterium ulcerans, is the third most common mycobacterial disease in immunocompetent people, after tuberculosis and leprosy.1 It begins as a ...