Literature DB >> 17907441

Chronic expanding haematomas with interesting presentations.

Vinayagam Lenin Babu1, Manish M Rana, Buchi R B Arumilli, Tahmeena Dean, Charlotte Brown, A Paul.   

Abstract

The unusual presentation of our two cases posed a diagnostic dilemma between a chronic expanding haematoma and soft tissue sarcoma even after all investigations and biopsy reports were complete. Salient points to differentiate between the two are discussed along with literature review.

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Year:  2007        PMID： 17907441      PMCID： PMC2150659     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Iowa Orthop J        ISSN： 1541-5457


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2.  A rare presentation of intrapericardial hematoma 20 months post aortic valve replacement.

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4.  Chronic expanding hematoma, ruptured through the skin 53 years after buttock contusion.

Authors:  Daichi Morioka; Fumio Ohkubo; Kazuya Umezawa
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