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Subarachnoid hematoma
A hemorrhage between the arachnoid membrane and the pia mater; usually caused by the rupture of a congenital intracranial aneurysm or berry aneurysm, hypertension, or trauma.
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Pelvic hematoma
A hematoma present in the cellular tissue of the pelvis.
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Hematoma auris
An effusion of blood, causing a hard swelling between perichondrium and the cartilage of the pinna of the ear. it is common in fighters and wrestlers.
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Hematolymphangioma
A tumor consisting of dilated blood vessels and lymphatics.
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Hematocyturia
Red blood cells in the urine; hematuria, as differentiated from hemoglobinuria.
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Hematocystic spots
Focal red marks seen on esophageal varices. They consist of aneurysms of the wall of the dilated blood vessel. Their presence increases the likelihood that the varix may bleed.
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Hematocyst
Hemorrhage into a cyst or into the urinary bladder.
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Hematocelia
Bleeding into the peritoneal cavity.
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Pudendal hematoblast
A blood-filled swollen area of the labium.
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Parametric hematoblast
A tumor formed by blood in the cul-de-sac of Douglas walled off by adhesions.
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