Internal degloving injuries, frequently linked to high-energy trauma, can be fatal. A degloving happens when the superficial fascia separates from the deep fascia in a shearing process in the pelvis or thigh region. In addition to obstructing the lymphatic and vascular routes that connect these two layers, this also leaves a possible area for fluid accumulation. The lesion's size, severity, and accompanying injuries all influence treatment.
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Why is there swelling and pain in elbow area after an accident?
Query: Hello doctor, I was involved in a car accident which my vehicle ran reverse on my left arm and got swelling and bruises all over my arm and now when I try to lay my arm down on something, there is a lot of pain in the elbow area and around the top of the elbow area and the doctor says there is noth... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. There must be crushing of the tissues and what is called internal degloving and a collection of blood called a hematoma and that causes the part to be swollen and warm to touch. As long as there is no fracture then you do not need a plaster but a sling to rest the ar... Read Full »