hematoma (Meaning)
Wordnet
hematoma (n)
a localized swelling filled with blood
Webster
hematoma (n.)
A circumscribed swelling produced by an effusion of blood beneath the skin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hematoma
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hematoma Sentence Examples
- The patient developed a hematoma at the surgical site, causing significant swelling and pain.
- The CT scan revealed a large hematoma in the intracranial region, necessitating immediate intervention.
- The physician inspected the hematoma, noting its size, consistency, and location.
- The ophthalmologist diagnosed a subconjunctival hematoma, resulting in the appearance of a blood-red "bump" on the eye.
- The trauma patient sustained multiple hematomas throughout the body, requiring extensive wound care.
- The epidural hematoma compressed the spinal cord, necessitating emergency surgery.
- The surgeon carefully evacuated the hematoma to relieve pressure and promote healing.
- The anticoagulant medication led to the formation of several subcutaneous hematomas on the patient's arms and legs.
- The blunt force trauma caused a large hematoma within the muscle, limiting the patient's mobility.
- The physician monitored the patient's hematoma closely, watching for signs of infection or further expansion.
FAQs About the word hematoma
a localized swelling filled with bloodA circumscribed swelling produced by an effusion of blood beneath the skin.
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The patient developed a hematoma at the surgical site, causing significant swelling and pain.
The CT scan revealed a large hematoma in the intracranial region, necessitating immediate intervention.
The physician inspected the hematoma, noting its size, consistency, and location.
The ophthalmologist diagnosed a subconjunctival hematoma, resulting in the appearance of a blood-red "bump" on the eye.
