
News|Poll|May 9, 2014
Large Abdominal Ecchymosis: Your Dx?
This firm exquisitely tender mass developed after the 77-year-old woman fell a few days earlier. She had a history of an embolic cerebral stroke, for which she takes warfarin. Your Dx?
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This firm exquisitely tender mass developed after the 77-year-old woman fell a few days earlier. She had a history of an embolic cerebral stroke, for which she takes warfarin.
To which of the following do you attribute the extensive bruising?
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