Large traumatic vulvar hematoma managed with a simple incision: A case report

Non-obstetric vulvar hematoma is a rare condition. With only few cases reported, no standard consensus exists on the best management of hematomas. Herein, we report successful large trauma-induced through simple incision under local anesthesia. Localized hematomas can be treated with this procedure. A 38-year-old woman presented pain following fall. Investigations revealed painful in right labium majus. Imaging that was localized and pelvic structure normal. We successfully by making an majus anesthesia to evacuate clot ligate bleeding points. She discharged good condition after two days. Non-obstetrics particularly hematoma. blunt trauma may cause There since incidence very low. The important step managing detecting localization evaluating other structures. Most isolated soft tissue around vagina without further extension. After confirming there are injuries structures, points ligation performed relieve prevent pressure necrosis. Simple effective for reduces recovery time.