A raised, irregular, lumpy, shiny scar which forms as a result of excessive fibrosis and scar tissue formation is called a(n)
A)abrasion
B)granulation
C)keloid
D)scab
E)eschar

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A keloid is a type of hypertrophic scar that is characterized by excessive growth of scar tissue beyond the boundaries of the original injury or incision. Keloids are raised, irregular, lumpy, shiny scars that may be painful or itchy. They can occur anywhere on the body, but tend to be more common on the chest, shoulders, back, and earlobes.

A Raised, Irregular, Lumpy, Shiny Scar Which Forms as a Result