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Hemotórax é a presença de sangue com ou sem ar no espaço pleural. A causa mais comum é o traumatismo torácico. O hemotórax deve ser considerado presente quando o hematócrito do líquido pleural for maior que a metade do do sangue periférico. Numerosas localizações de sangramento podem ser responsáveis pelo hemotórax, incluindo laceração pulmonar, laceração de vaso intercostal e ruptura de adesão pleural. | |||
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Hemothorax is the presence of blood with or without air in the pleural space. The most common cause is chest trauma. Hemothorax should be considered to be present when the haematocrit of the pleural fluid is more than half that of the peripheral blood. A number of bleeding sites may be responsible for the hemothorax, including pulmonary laceration, intercostal vessel laceration, and rupture of pleural adhesions. | |||
Revision as of 09:44, 13 August 2026
Hemothorax is the presence of blood with or without air in the pleural space. The most common cause is chest trauma. Hemothorax should be considered to be present when the haematocrit of the pleural fluid is more than half that of the peripheral blood. A number of bleeding sites may be responsible for the hemothorax, including pulmonary laceration, intercostal vessel laceration, and rupture of pleural adhesions.
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Hemothorax is the presence of blood with or without air in the pleural space. The most common cause is chest trauma. Hemothorax should be considered to be present when the haematocrit of the pleural fluid is more than half that of the peripheral blood. A number of bleeding sites may be responsible for the hemothorax, including pulmonary laceration, intercostal vessel laceration, and rupture of pleural adhesions. |
