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Petechial hemorrhage in left eye. just noriced tonight. fifty year iold female. no trauma?
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Strangulation?: Petechial hemorrhages may be from strangulation or seriously increased venous pressure. May want to ask about extracurricular activities!
Answered 9/28/2016
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