- Additionally,
although many
terminology schemas treat an
ecchymosis (plural,
ecchymoses) (over 1 cm (0.39 in)) as
synonymous with a bruise, in some
other schemas...
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usually appear and fade, and
sometimes group to form
ecchymoses.
Larger than petechiae,
ecchymoses are purple, blue, or yellow-green
areas of skin that...
- They
measure 3–10 mm,
whereas petechiae measure less than 3 mm, and
ecchymoses greater than 1 cm.
Purpura is
common with
typhus and can be
present with...
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characterized by large,
sharply outlined, 1- to 5-cm, dark purplish-red
ecchymoses appearing on the
dorsa of the
forearms and less
often the hands. The condition...
-
battered child syndrome is also
known as Tardieu's syndrome. Tardieu's
ecchymoses,
subpleural spots of
ecchymosis that
follow the
death of a
newborn child...
- melanoderma, or to
spontaneous subcutaneous hemorrhages (petechia or
ecchymoses). All
authors agree that
sources on Jane Austen's
final illness are too...
-
blood in stool.
Bleeding into the skin may
create petechiae, purpura,
ecchymoses or
haematomas (especially
around needle injection sites).
Bleeding into...
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prominent under the skin,
petechiae Excessive hair
growth (hypertrichosis)
Ecchymoses Betamethasone crosses the placenta. When
injected into the
epidural space...
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whites of the eyes or on the
inside of the eyelids.
Hematoma Purpura Ecchymoses "Petechia
definition and meaning".
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original on 2023-03-06...
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syndrome are the complications.
Signs of
bleeding such as petechiae,
ecchymoses, nose bleeding,
blackish stools due to
bleeding in the stomach, vomiting...
