What Is A Hematoma? How To Treat It, Causes Of Hematomas And More
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What Is A Hematoma? How To Treat It, Causes Of Hematomas And More

    What Is A Hematoma? How To Treat It, Causes Of Hematomas And More

     

    Hematomas are blood clots that form inside or around the brain. They often occur after head injuries.

     

    A hematoma is a collection of blood in the brain tissue. It usually occurs when there has been an injury to the skull. The blood collects between the skull and the brain tissue.

     

    Learn about hematomas, how they're treated, and what causes them

    Hematomas are not dangerous by themselves, but they can cause serious complications if left untreated. If you suspect that you've had a head injury, seek medical attention immediately.

     

    What Are Hematomas?

    Hematomas are collections of blood that develop inside or around the brain as a result of trauma. They usually occur within 24 hours of an injury.

     

    Types of Hematomas

    There are two main types of hematomas: intracerebral (inside the brain) and subdural (underneath the dura). Intracerebral hematomas are more common than subdural hematomas.

     

    Common Causes of Hematomas

    Hematomas usually happen when there is bleeding into the skull. This can happen because of trauma (such as a car accident) or because of an injury to the head.

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