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Hello.after six weeks, the retroperitoneal hematoma (girl,15 years old) caused by an injury has shrunk from 102/75/75 to 75/61/65mm. is it normal? 10x
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Hematoma: The fact that hematoma is getting smaller is important. It means that the hematoma will continue to shrink and will eventually disappear entire "
Answered 2/25/2018
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