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Should i be concerned about a hematoma that has developed close to the site of my angiogram undertaken 10 days ago?
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Hematoma: Hematoma at femoral angiography site is not unusual. It should be checked by the doctor however to be sure that nothing else untoward is going on.
Answered 6/14/2013
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