Abstract:Background: Deep dissecting hematoma (DDH) is a rapidly extending blood collection that splits the hypodermis from muscle fascia, constituting a medical surgical emergency. The natural history of this condition includes trauma (even minor physical injury) shortly before onset of the lesion, occurring in a patient with advanced dermatoporosis. A delay of several weeks between the appearance of a superficial haematoma following a minor trauma and its sudden decompensation into a rapidly spreading DDH has been sc… Show more
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