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Dermatose reticular telangiectásica e pigmentada característica resultante da exposição repetida ou prolongada à radiação infravermelha (calor) de energia insuficiente para produzir uma queimadura. Afeta mais comumente as extremidades inferiores ou o dorso inferior, como resultado de habitualmente sentar-se muito perto de uma fonte de calor (radiador ou lareira aberta) ou de manter uma bolsa de água quente encostada na pele. | |||
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A characteristic reticular telangiectatic and pigmented dermatosis resulting from repeated or prolonged exposure to infrared radiation (heat) of insufficient energy to produce a burn. It most commonly affects the lower extremities or lower back as a result of habitually sitting too close to a heat source (radiator or open hearth) or from keeping a hot water bottle held against the skin. | |||
Revision as of 11:14, 13 August 2026
A characteristic reticular telangiectatic and pigmented dermatosis resulting from repeated or prolonged exposure to infrared radiation (heat) of insufficient energy to produce a burn. It most commonly affects the lower extremities or lower back as a result of habitually sitting too close to a heat source (radiator or open hearth) or from keeping a hot water bottle held against the skin.
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| English | Erythema ab igne |
A characteristic reticular telangiectatic and pigmented dermatosis resulting from repeated or prolonged exposure to infrared radiation (heat) of insufficient energy to produce a burn. It most commonly affects the lower extremities or lower back as a result of habitually sitting too close to a heat source (radiator or open hearth) or from keeping a hot water bottle held against the skin. |
