melanoderma

/ˌmɛlənoʊˈdɜrmə/
noun
  1. Abnormally dark pigmentation of the skin, often caused by a medical condition or exposure to certain substances.
    • Melanoderma can sometimes be a symptom of an underlying hormonal disorder.
    • The patient was diagnosed with melanoderma after developing dark patches on her arms.
    • Chronic exposure to certain chemicals can lead to melanoderma in workers.
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