"Presentation is often vague and non-specific and may include abdominal, pelvic, back or groin pain and/or swelling. There may be signs of haemorrhage including tachycardia, hypotension or fall in the measured haemoglobin level 4."
"Presentation is often vague and non-specific and may include abdominal, pelvic, back or groin pain and/or swelling. There may be signs of haemorrhage including tachycardia, hypotension or fall in the measured haemoglobin level 4."
"spontaneous secondary to haemophilia, anticoagulation or atherosclerotic disease"
"chronic haematoma - septa formation, calcification or appearance as a solid mass are all features 3"
"There are many causes for psoas haematomas 1,2:"
"ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA); postoperative AAA repair; AAA endoleak"
"ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA); postoperative AAA repair; AAA endoleak"
"acute haematoma - low echogenicity; may have a similar appearance to a cyst"