haematoma การใช้

• More significant swelling usually indicates postoperative infection or presence of a haematoma.
• A large haematoma may need to be drained.
• Subcutaneous haematomas and enlarged blood vessels are common.
• Norman is rushed into theatre for emergency surgery after being diagnosed with an extradural haematoma.
• They were described in 1893 by Van Arsdale, who called these lesions " homerus ossifying haematoma ".
• They reported no complications other than haematomas in the stereotaxis group, with similar success rates at 1 year.
• The second accident causes a subdural haematoma that sends her into a coma, and the outlook is not promising.
• There have been limited reports of adverse effects including haematoma and pneumothorax, though the connections are not always well established.
• In December 1968, in Los Angeles, Komeda had a tragic accident which led to a haematoma of the brain.
• The rotational accelerations that arise in bicycle accidents can be large enough to cause concussions, diffuse axonal injury and subdural haematoma.
• In some cases, however, of head injury, there can be raised intracranial pressure through mechanisms such as a subdural haematoma.
• The additional imaging of soft tissue like haematomas, joint effusion, and blood vessels is an advantage over to X-ray-imaging.
• Studies have shown that local anesthetics, arterial catheters and central venous catheters cause a higher risk in haematoma formation in patients with Ehlers Danlos syndrome.
• Haematomas and prolonged bleeding are as a result of thrombocytopaenia ( where clotting factors are decreased due to them binding to antigen-antibody complexes ).
• A high index of suspicion is required in the post operative period as this sinister problem can closely mimic more benign complications like port-site haematomas.
• Hrithik was injured during this schedule and subsequently had to undergo a brain surgery for removal of a blood clot from his brain ( Subdural haematoma ).
• A lump had developed on his neck which appeared to be some form of haematoma but O'Grady was worried that it might be something more serious.
• Haematoma and gangrene-like symptoms manifested, spreading throughout the body, eventually causing massive blood leakage into the brain and, in several cases, death.
• If treated with simple surgery, blood vessels within the tract of the lung injury may continue to bleed and result in a haematoma which should be avoided.
• The major risk factors for FAD include high blood pressure, old age, haematoma, genetic weakening of aortic wall, cocaine use, pregnancy and diseases causing abnormal connective tissue.