Alarcón JL, Verge J, Asensio A, Marco LM, Albiol J, Encinas X, Pérez X, Martí G, Mayol S

Language: Spanish
References: 13
Page: 161-166
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ABSTRACT

Introduction. An increase in the variety and availability of the diagnostic media has taken place in the last years, fact that has helped in the abdominal haematomas diagnosis, but every time are more frequent the patients that being in treatment with anticoagulants present an haematoma, fact that has caused a greater incidence and therapeutic difficulty. Material and methods. We reviewed all wall and retroperitoneal haematomas gathered in our Service between 1996-2005, as much traumatic postoperating as the spontaneous ones, that affected the anterior or posterior wall and retroperitoneo, excluding intraperitoneals. Results. Period 1996-200: a postoperating exitus, seven patients affected of haematoma retroperitoneal and three cases of haematoma spontaneous of renal origin. Period 2001-2005: two exitus and two surgical interventions. Conclusions. In the last years it has increased the proportion of haematomas in non-coagulated patients, thus it has to establish the precocious diagnosis of haematoma, to avoid unnecessary surgeries.

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