ecchymosis

• Termo médico que designa o extravasamento de sangue dos vasos sanguíneos rompidos para os tecidos ao redor, causando mancha arroxeada ou azul-escura na pele, popularmente conhecida como roxo.

A medical term referring to the escape of blood from ruptured blood vessels into surrounding tissue, resulting in a purple or black-and-blue discoloration of the skin, commonly known as a bruise.

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   A discolored area on the skin caused by blood leaking from broken blood vessels into the surrounding tissue, typically resulting from an injury.

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   • The patient presented with a large ecchymosis on her thigh after the fall.
   • Ecchymosis often changes color from purple to greenish-yellow as it heals.
   • The doctor noted an ecchymosis around the surgical site.

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