What is the term for the type of scar that is an overgrowth of tissue?
A) verruca
B) eschar
C) purpura
D) keloid

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Keloid scars are an overgrowth of tissue that extends beyond the bounds of the original wound or incision. Verruca is a type of wart, eschar is a scab or crust that forms over a wound, and purpura is a skin condition characterized by purple or red discolorations caused by bleeding underneath the skin.

What Is the Term for the Type of Scar That