hematoma

• “But just 1.4% of patients undergoing the wrist technique suffered major vascular complications, such a large bruise called a hematoma, or injuries to the artery near the entry site requiring a surgical repair.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Weighing Risk of Surgery Via Wrist

• “Serena did indeed suffer from a pulmonary embolism last week, and the hematoma was another unexpected scare.”

  Serena Williams Recuperating From "Extremely Scary" Condition

• “Last winter, he developed a hematoma, which is a pooling of blood, on the stump.”

  USA Today: Veteran trapped, like many, in disability paperwork backlog

• “Vitamin E and surgery do not mix because Vitamin E is associated with increased bleeding, and this can lead to collection of blood called a hematoma that could result in serious complications.”

  The Huffington Post: Neal M. Blitz, D.P.M., F.A.C.F.A.S.: What Vitamins Should You Take Before Surgery?

• “A normal fall will cause a subdermal hematoma, which is treatable.”

  Richardson’s Accident Reignites Ski Helmet Debate - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com

• “Onset of her problem was delayed after the fall, as sometimes happens with an epidural hematoma, which is usually the result of a head injury.”

  Richardson’s Accident Reignites Ski Helmet Debate - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com

• “UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Subdural hematoma, which is a bleeding underneath the skull.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 6, 2009

• “She developed what is called an epidural hematoma, which is that blood collection we showed.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 20, 2009

• “That could result in what we call the subdural hematoma, which is a bleeding underneath the skull.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 5, 2009

• “She developed what is called an epidural hematoma, which is that blood collection that we showed.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 20, 2009

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