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Condição que pode ser confundida com melanoma acral, causada pelo extravasamento de hemácias dos capilares na pele da parte posterior do calcanhar. Esta área pode estar sujeita a extrema tensão de cisalhamento durante atividades esportivas extenuantes (p.ex., tênis). Muitas vezes é notada pela primeira vez como uma área circunscrita de pontos pretos salpicados e pode não ser imediatamente relacionada com a atividade que a provocou. | |||
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A condition which may be mistaken for acral melanoma caused by extravasation of red blood cells from capillaries in the skin of the back of the heel. This area may be subject to extreme shear-stress during strenuous sporting activity (e.g. tennis). It is often first noticed as a circumscribed area of stippled black dots and may not be immediately connected with the activity which provoked it. | |||
Revision as of 16:55, 15 August 2026
A condition which may be mistaken for acral melanoma caused by extravasation of red blood cells from capillaries in the skin of the back of the heel. This area may be subject to extreme shear-stress during strenuous sporting activity (e.g. tennis). It is often first noticed as a circumscribed area of stippled black dots and may not be immediately connected with the activity which provoked it.
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| English | Black heel |
A condition which may be mistaken for acral melanoma caused by extravasation of red blood cells from capillaries in the skin of the back of the heel. This area may be subject to extreme shear-stress during strenuous sporting activity (e.g. tennis). It is often first noticed as a circumscribed area of stippled black dots and may not be immediately connected with the activity which provoked it. |
