Erythema caloricum
erythema caloricum erythema ca·lo·ri·cum (kə-lôr’ĭ-kəm)
n.
A fine network of pigmented spots or patches that occur primarily on the shins as a result of exposure to radiant heat. Also called erythema ab igne.
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