Vesicle

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A vesicle is a very small blister in the skin that contains a clear liquid called serum.

The sizes of vesicles range from less than 0.1cm to a maximum of 0.5cm in diameter. Vesicles occur in the cases of several skin disorders, including eczema and herpes.

The word vesicle is included in this section because it is a type of skin lesion.


See also types of skin lesions (all on one page). This may interest students of massage, reflexology, holistic treatments of various types, beauty therapies, and other health related courses.

Further information about skin includes the structure of skin (with diagram), an explanation of what dermatology means and includes and textbooks about dermatology.

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