Rectus sheath hematoma with underlying hepatic flexure hematoma secondary to stabbing
Diagnosis certain
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Findings
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Abdomen/Pelvis
- Large acute right rectus sheath haematoma with active bleeding
with acute contrast extravasation within the upper central portion of the haematoma. - Large subphrenic haematoma. No underlying liver laceration
is demonstrated. -
Evidence of a right sided colonic injury with aLarge mural haematoma involving the hepatic flexure - no free gas to suggest full mural penetration however this cannot be excluded. - Pelvic free fluid of blood density.
Incidental findings:
- Previous gastric surgery
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Title
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Rectus sheath, subphrenic and mural haematoma with underlying hepatic flexure haematomashaematoma secondary to stabbing
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