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Condição que afeta mulheres, causada por parto, traumatismo ou cirurgia. Esta condição é caracterizada por uma laceração na parte superior da vagina, colo do útero ou útero que se estende para as artérias uterinas ou vaginais, sangramento (embora nem sempre com sangramento vaginal óbvio), dor nas costas, pressão na área retoanal, tontura, hipotensão ou anemia . A confirmação é feita por exame retovaginal para descartar coagulação e expansão do hematoma. | |||
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A condition affecting females, caused by childbirth, trauma, or surgery. This condition is characterised by a tear in the upper vagina, cervix, or uterus that extends into uterine or vaginal arteries, bleeding (although not always with obvious vaginal bleeding), back pain, pressure in the rectoanal area, dizziness, hypotension, or anaemia. Confirmation is by rectovaginal exam to rule out clotting and expansion of haematoma. | |||
Revision as of 12:41, 13 August 2026
A condition affecting females, caused by childbirth, trauma, or surgery. This condition is characterised by a tear in the upper vagina, cervix, or uterus that extends into uterine or vaginal arteries, bleeding (although not always with obvious vaginal bleeding), back pain, pressure in the rectoanal area, dizziness, hypotension, or anaemia. Confirmation is by rectovaginal exam to rule out clotting and expansion of haematoma.
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| English | Haematoma of broad ligament |
A condition affecting females, caused by childbirth, trauma, or surgery. This condition is characterised by a tear in the upper vagina, cervix, or uterus that extends into uterine or vaginal arteries, bleeding (although not always with obvious vaginal bleeding), back pain, pressure in the rectoanal area, dizziness, hypotension, or anaemia. Confirmation is by rectovaginal exam to rule out clotting and expansion of haematoma. |
