Примери за haematoma

• If haemorrhage originates below the uterine cervix, a haematoma is usually present in the internal iliac cavity and in the preperitoneal space.

• It is likely that the leak had occurred shortly after completion of the first operation, leading to the formation of the observed supraclavicular haematoma.

• This was interpreted as signal from fresher, softer haematoma, since the previous study, c) and d) show the corresponding transaxial images.

• These patients are at risk of developing a spinal/epidural haematoma and potential neurological complications.

• The haematoma may be of moderate size and contained within it to enable conservative management.

• However, they are associated with slightly higher risk of surgical site bleeding and wound haematomas.

• Large symptomatic haematomas are usually evacuated, but smaller haematomas may be left and the patients monitored clinically.

• This was thought to be a residual intraoperative haematoma.

• Reported complications include infection, pain, ischaemia, fever, haematoma, vascular perforation, uterine necrosis and sepsis.

• Subdural haematoma is a rare but remediable cause, especially as very elderly patients are prone to this condition because of cerebral atrophy.

• There may also be a worry about what the coroner might say if a pathologist reported an untreated haematoma.

• In addition, women with vertical extensions were more likely to have surgical complications, including broad ligament haematoma, cervical and uterine artery lacerations and delayed delivery.

• The size of the haematoma decreased over the next week and recovery was uneventful.

• Post-mortem showed extensive mediastinal widening due to a massive haematoma.

• This difference, as shown, can give useful diagnostic information when haematoma of different ages lie beside one another.