pododerm
/pɒdoˈdɜːrm/ or /pɑdoˈdɜrm/ (POD-uh-DURM or pah-DOH-durm)
Definitions
1. noun
a small fold or elevation in the skin, especially one that is a remnant of a congenital condition or a healed wound
“The pododerm on her ankle caused discomfort whenever she wore shoes.”
2. noun
a small fold or thickening in a tissue or organ, especially one that is a result of disease or injury
“The pododerm in her lung was a sign of the ongoing infection.”