If you develop a hematoma right after surgery what is the course of treatment if the doctor misses it for 16 days? Thanks
Answer: Surgery If you have an hematoma, the way to proceed it’s go to the or and open and cauterize the vessels that’s it, if the hematoma happens in the surgery the surgeon could see a fix that in the moment, probably the Patient has a trouble after the surgery
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Answer: Surgery If you have an hematoma, the way to proceed it’s go to the or and open and cauterize the vessels that’s it, if the hematoma happens in the surgery the surgeon could see a fix that in the moment, probably the Patient has a trouble after the surgery
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July 20, 2022
Answer: Hematoma Hematomas are not always obvious right away and can be from a variety of causes. It is important if you have concerns about your recovery that you keep in close communication with surgeon and follow all post op instructions. Know the "red flags" to be watching for as you recover from your procedure.
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July 20, 2022
Answer: Hematoma Hematomas are not always obvious right away and can be from a variety of causes. It is important if you have concerns about your recovery that you keep in close communication with surgeon and follow all post op instructions. Know the "red flags" to be watching for as you recover from your procedure.
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July 19, 2022
Answer: Breast implants Some hematomas are obvious and others not. I have been in several situations where I thought there was a possibility of hematoma and waited because it wasn’t as dramatic as one would expect
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July 19, 2022
Answer: Breast implants Some hematomas are obvious and others not. I have been in several situations where I thought there was a possibility of hematoma and waited because it wasn’t as dramatic as one would expect
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July 19, 2022
Answer: Hematoma Dear jenniferOjenny,
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July 19, 2022
Answer: Hematoma Dear jenniferOjenny,
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Answer: Hematoma No, developing a hematoma is not a surgical mistake, but is the risk of any surgery. Even in the best hands with the best care, a hematoma may occur, especially once you go home. Some small hematomas may resolve themselves over a few days to few weeks. Please discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
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Answer: Hematoma No, developing a hematoma is not a surgical mistake, but is the risk of any surgery. Even in the best hands with the best care, a hematoma may occur, especially once you go home. Some small hematomas may resolve themselves over a few days to few weeks. Please discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
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