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Is Surgery Recommended For A Deep Tissue Hematoma Post Accident?
In August, my friend was involved in an auto accident. She sustained a deep tissue hematoma that failed to resolve. Doctors have tried draining, but this has not reduced the area. She was informed of a possible need for surgery, and that this syndrome could be life-threatening if not treated. Is there a syndrome that describes this condition?
Hi Hope this message finds you in good health. I have gone through your message and understand your concern. such kind of unresolved hematomas can lead to cellulitis and pressure symptoms on the surrounding soft tissue structures. there is no such syndrome to describe this kind of unresolved hematomas.
CT guided aspiration and drainage is recommended follwed by histopathology study of the lesion.
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Is Surgery Recommended For A Deep Tissue Hematoma Post Accident?
Hi Hope this message finds you in good health. I have gone through your message and understand your concern. such kind of unresolved hematomas can lead to cellulitis and pressure symptoms on the surrounding soft tissue structures. there is no such syndrome to describe this kind of unresolved hematomas. CT guided aspiration and drainage is recommended follwed by histopathology study of the lesion. I hope your query has been answered. Feel free to consult me anytime. Thanks. Take care. God bless