Hématome
A hématome is a pocket of Sang generally appearing following a Hémorragie following a shock, separation and swelling of the skin.
The formation of a hématome can also occur following a Blood test (ex: after a Blood donation). To avoid it is imperative to support on the place of the puncture approximately 5 minutes because the Coagulation of blood requires between 5 and 10 minutes. Indeed if the Caillot is not well formed, a hématome more or less important risk to occur in the course of day.
The hématomes exist like Ecchymose S, but can also develop in bodies.
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Types
- Hématome under-dural
- Hématome under-arachnoïde
- epidural Hématome
- Hématome périchondral
- Céphalhématome
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