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Vicarious hemorrhage
Hemorrhage from one part as a result of suppression of bleeding in another part.
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Venous hemorrhage
Hemorrhage from a vein, characterized by steady, profuse bleeding of rather dark blood.
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Uterine hemorrhage
Hemorrhage into the cavity of the uterus. The three types of pathologic uterine hemorrhage are essential uterine hemorrhage (metropathia haemorrhagica), which occurs with pelvic, uterine, or cervical diseases; intrapartum hemorrhage, which occurs during labor; and postpartum hemorrhage, which occurs after the third stage of labor. The last may be caused by rupture, lacerations, relaxation of…
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Typhoid hemorrhage
Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding due to ulceration of the upper GI tract, typically during the second or third week of untreated typhoid.
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Thigh hemorrhage
Bleeding at the upper part of the thigh, near the groin.
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Secondary hemorrhage
A hemorrhage occurring some time after primary hemorrhage, usually caused by sepsis and septic ulceration into a blood vessel. It may occur after 24 hr or when a ligature separates, usually between the 7th and 0th days.
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Primary hemorrhage
A hemorrhage immediately following any trauma.
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Postmenopausal hemorrhage
Bleeding from the uterus after menopause.
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Lung hemorrhage
Hemorrhage from the lung, with bright red and frothy blood, frequently coughed up.
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Hemorrhage of the knee
Bleeding from the knee.
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