Hematoma - Revision history

Michael at 16:07, 12 January 2014

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	They should ''not'' be confused with post-mortem extravascular blood collections.		They should ''not'' be confused with post-mortem extravascular blood collections.

	==Types of ~~hemato mas~~==		==Types of hematomas==
	Intracranial:		Intracranial:
	{{Main\|Intracranial hematoma}}		{{Main\|Intracranial hematoma}}
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	*[[Blunt force trauma]].		*[[Blunt force trauma]].
	*[[Cardiovascular pathology]]		*[[Cardiovascular pathology]]
			*[[Gross pathologic classification of injuries]].

	[[Category:Cardiovascular pathology]]		[[Category:Cardiovascular pathology]]
	[[Category:Forensic pathology]]		[[Category:Forensic pathology]]

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2014-01-12T12:27:23Z

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	Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]].		Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]].
	They should not be confused with post-mortem extravascular blood collections.		They should ''not'' be confused with post-mortem extravascular blood collections.

	==Types of ~~hematomas~~==		==Types of hemato mas==
	Intracranial:		Intracranial:
	{{Main\|Intracranial hematoma}}		{{Main\|Intracranial hematoma}}

Michael at 12:22, 12 January 2014

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	'''Hematoma''' is an abnormal collection of blood outside of the vascular space, e.g. [[blood vessels]]. The clinical significance is dependent on the size, location and co-morbidities. They are important to document in the context of [[forensic pathology]]. Hematomas are usually described by location and size.		'''Hematoma''' is an abnormal collection of blood outside of the vascular space, e.g. [[blood vessels]]. The clinical significance is dependent on the size, location and co-morbidities. They are important to document in the context of [[forensic pathology]]. Hematomas are usually described by location and size.

	Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]]~~, or~~ post-mortem extravascular blood collections.		Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]].
			They should not be confused with post-mortem extravascular blood collections.

	==Types of hematomas==		==Types of hematomas==

Michael at 12:20, 12 January 2014

2014-01-12T12:20:26Z

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	'''Hematoma''' is an abnormal collection of blood outside of the vascular space, e.g. [[blood vessels]]. The clinical significance is dependent on the size, location and co-morbidities. They are important to document in the context of [[forensic pathology]]. Hematomas are usually described by location and size.		'''Hematoma''' is an abnormal collection of blood outside of the vascular space, e.g. [[blood vessels]]. The clinical significance is dependent on the size, location and co-morbidities. They are important to document in the context of [[forensic pathology]]. Hematomas are usually described by location and size.

	Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]].		Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]], or post-mortem extravascular blood collections.

	==Types of hematomas==		==Types of hematomas==

Michael at 11:26, 11 April 2013

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	==Types of hematomas==		==Types of hematomas==
	*[[~~Intracranial~~ hematoma]].		Intracranial:
	**[[~~Epidural~~ hematoma]].		{{Main\|Intracranial hematoma}}
	**[[~~Subdural~~ hematoma]].		*[[Epidural hematoma]].
	**[[~~Subarachnoid~~ hematoma]].		*[[Subdural hematoma]].
	**[[~~Intracerebral~~ hematoma]].		*[[Subarachnoid hematoma]].
			*[[Intracerebral hematoma]].

			Brain stem:
			*[[Duret hematoma]].

			Scalp:
	*[[Scalp hematoma]].		*[[Scalp hematoma]].
	*[[Duret hematoma]].
			Lung:
	*[[Pulmonary hematoma]].		*[[Pulmonary hematoma]].

			Pediatric:
			*[[Germinal matrix hemorrhage]].
	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Blunt force trauma]].		*[[Blunt force trauma]].

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2013-04-11T11:04:48Z

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'''Hematoma''' is an abnormal collection of blood outside of the vascular space, e.g. [[blood vessels]]. The clinical significance is dependent on the size, location and co-morbidities. They are important to document in the context of [[forensic pathology]]. Hematomas are usually described by location and size.

Hematoma should ''not'' be confused with [[hemangioma]]s, a type of [[vascular tumour]].

==Types of hematomas==
*[[Intracranial hematoma]].
**[[Epidural hematoma]].
**[[Subdural hematoma]].
**[[Subarachnoid hematoma]].
**[[Intracerebral hematoma]].
*[[Scalp hematoma]].
*[[Duret hematoma]].
*[[Pulmonary hematoma]].

==See also==
*[[Blunt force trauma]].
*[[Cardiovascular pathology]]

[[Category:Cardiovascular pathology]]
[[Category:Forensic pathology]]