Surgical Evacuation Of Hematoma Research Articles

Massive Extraperitoneal Bleeding—A Rare Complication of Amniocentesis

Amniocentesis is a widely used procedure, infrequently associated with complications. A patient in the 16th week of pregnancy is described, in whom amniocentesis for the purpose of genetic counselling was complicated by severe extraperitoneal bleeding into the abdominal wall, necessitating the surgical evacuation of a large hematoma. The bleeding most probably resulted from the accidental puncture of the right deep epigastric artery.

Postoperative angiographic control of chronic subdural hematomas in adults.

After surgical evacuation of a subdural hematoma there is a constant relationship between the return of the deep veins to the midline, the clinical recovery and the absence of a new subdural collection, even when the anterior cerebral artery remains deviated across the midline.

Surgical evacuation of a pontine-medullary hematoma. Case report.

Surgical evacuation of a pontine-medullary hematoma. Case report.