Persistent post-traumatic pseudosheath formation secondary to a movable organized blood clot
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The Journal of Trauma
|June 1, 1977
Abstract:
Pseudosheath formation secondary to post-traumatic hematoma is described in a patient following blunt trauma to the lateral thigh. The theory of its formation and progression is discussed.
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