Ecchymoma to Liver Cirrhosis: Report of a Case and a Review otfh e Literature

Abstract

Ecchymoma in a patient with unclear liver cirrhosis was rare. Herein we reported such a case of a 67-year-old female with cirrhosis and with a huge ecchymoma developed due to a slightly cough. She felt tired with strong left abdominal pain after a slightly cough that happened 3 days before. After a detailed diagnosis, she was believed to be a case of ecchymoma caused by liver cirrhosis. And a conservative therapy strategies that introducing blood plasma into body and enhancing hemostasia to protect hepatocytes had been considered. Although ecchymoma with cirrhosis was rare, an appropriate treatment plan should be discussed on a case-by-case basis to improve the prognosis.

Hepatitis-A: Review on Current and Future Scenario

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