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Hematoma Definition Hematoma definition (from the Greek. Haema - blood and armor. Oma - tumor) - accumulation in the tissues of blood due to damage to the vessel large or medium caliber. The vessel is often damaged due to impact with a blunt heavy object, at least - against a background of blood disorders (egg hemophilia). A hematoma is a limited cavity filled with fresh or clotted blood. The main Hematoma definition or sign is a pain - at first a dull weak, it can become intense with continued bleeding. The pain develops due to compression of the blood of sensory nerve endings. Chronic hematomas often suppurate - and the pain is shooting. Visually are dense (with long-standing hematoma - rock density), tumor-like formation. Sometimes, bleeding from a ruptured blood vessel continues, and hematoma, as it was pulsing in time with heartbeat (pulse hematoma). When the feeling painful bruises, particularly if suppuration. When suppuration may increase body temperature to high numbers. A slight increase can be in a phase of resumption of hematoma (due to the hyper thermic action of old blood on the body). The skin over the hematoma initially bluish-purple, then - brightens and becomes yellow-green (due to the collapse of hemoglobin). When the diagnosis of superficial hematomas put it quite simply. However, in the case of location deep in the muscles or cavities need additional study to determine the exact location of hematoma, presence or absence of continued bleeding, a possible sign of suppuration (ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging). Small hematomas are treated conservatively - in the first 2-3 days of prescribed attachment of ice or cold compresses. This reduces pain and swelling of tissues, contributes to vascular thrombosis. After that recommended absorbable ointment and physiotherapy thermal procedures. If the hematoma is especially painful motion in the joints - impose textile dressings. Large hematoma (especially those that are increasing because of continued bleeding) is opened to evacuate the blood (under anesthesia). This prevents a possible abscess or calcification of hematomas. In some cases, for the same purpose used antibiotics. To determine the likely continuation of bleeding and improve blood flow, postoperative hematoma drains pipe or a gauze pad for 1-2 days. Hematomadefinition.com

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