| Literature DB >> 28748016 |
Hanae Harchaoui1, Bousayna Iraqi1, Houria Knouni1, Youness Taboz2, Hasnae Benkirane2, Hassan Aguenaou2, Amina Barkat1.
Abstract
Hepatic hematoma is a condition of unrecognized origin which can become extremely serious and whose diagnosis is often made during perinatal autopsy. It is often characterised by nonspecific clinical manifestations and a long delay before biological presentation.The diagnosis is essentially based on ultrasound and treatment is often conservative.We here report a case of a full-term newborn with asymptomatic hepatic haematoma due to obstetrical trauma.Entities:
Keywords: Hematoma; liver; new-born; obstetrical trauma
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Year: 2017 PMID: 28748016 PMCID: PMC5511718 DOI: 10.11604/pamj.2017.27.15.11900
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Pan Afr Med J
Figure 1Aspect échographique en faveur d’un hématome sous capsulaire gauche 35×17cm et un hématome latéro-vésiculaire droit mesurant 17×13cm
Figure 2Aspect scannographique montrant une thrombose portale partielle avec hématome sous capsulaire gauche et de la surrénale droite
Figure 3Echographie de contrôle à 1 mois de vie montrant un hématome sous capsulaire en avant du segment V et II hépatiques mesurant 15mm de grand axe