
das Hämatom
hematoma
A collection of blood in tissue, usually caused by an injury, that may be visible as swelling or discoloration.
Der Arzt untersuchte das Hämatom am Oberschenkel.
The doctor examined the hematoma on the thigh.
hematoma
das Hämatom, die Hämatome
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hematoma
A collection of blood in tissue, usually caused by an injury, that may be visible as swelling or discoloration.
Der Arzt untersuchte das Hämatom am Oberschenkel.
The doctor examined the hematoma on the thigh.
| gender | neuter das |
|---|---|
| plural | die Hämatome |
| genitive | des Hämatoms |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | das Hämatom | die Hämatome |
| accusative | das Hämatom | die Hämatome |
| dative | dem Hämatom | den Hämatomen |
| genitive | des Hämatoms | der Hämatome |
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'Hämatom' (hematoma) is a medical term used especially in conversations with doctors, medical reports, and medical advice guides.
Im Befund steht, dass das Hämatom weiter beobachtet werden soll.
The medical report states that the hematoma should continue to be monitored.
Common expressions include 'ein Hämatom bekommen' (to develop a hematoma), 'sich ein Hämatom zuziehen' (to sustain a hematoma), 'ein Hämatom untersuchen' (to examine a hematoma), and 'ein Hämatom kühlen' (to apply a cold compress to a hematoma).
Nach dem Sturz hat sich der Radfahrer ein großes Hämatom zugezogen.
The cyclist sustained a large hematoma after the fall.
With 'Hämatom' (hematoma), the affected body part is often introduced by 'an' (on) or 'am' (a contraction of 'an dem'), specifying its location more precisely.
Sie hat ein Hämatom am Knie und kann das Bein kaum bewegen.
She has a hematoma on her knee and can barely move her leg.