Presentation
Deglobulisation 3 days after ascitic tap. Context of cirrhosis.
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Rectus sheath hematoma following ascitic tap
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Left rectus sheath hematoma extending into the prevesical space.
Pseudoaneurysm within left rectus sheath (with inferior component filling at venous phase).
Ascites, irregular liver surface, extensive fatty change, and enlarged paraumbilical vein in keeping with cirrhosis.
Case Discussion
Type III rectus sheath hematoma with pseudoaneurysm following ascitic tap.
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