hematoma in Latin
hematoma in Latin is livor — hematoma means a swollen, bruise-like lump caused by blood pooling outside a broken blood vessel.
hematoma in Latin
livor
(pathology) A swelling of blood, usually clotted, which forms as a result of broken blood vessels.
What does "hematoma" mean?
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noun A swollen, bruise-like lump caused by blood pooling outside a broken blood vessel.
"He developed a large hematoma on his shin after banging it against the coffee table."
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hematoma in a sentence
- He developed a large hematoma on his shin after banging it against the coffee table.
- The scan showed a small hematoma that the doctors expected to reabsorb on its own.
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What is "hematoma" in Latin?
"hematoma" in Latin is livor. hematoma means: A swollen, bruise-like lump caused by blood pooling outside a broken blood vessel.
How do you use "hematoma" in a sentence?
Example: "He developed a large hematoma on his shin after banging it against the coffee table." In Latin, "hematoma" is livor.
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