Fatal Subcutaneous Hematoma: A Rare Case

The drain was removed two days after the surgery containing 200 cc of pure blood; the shape of the scar was good, with no bun or cerebrospinal fluid leakage. After transfusion with fresh frozen plasma and PPSB, the patient was reoperated for evacuation of the subcutaneous hematoma, detachment of the depressed bone flap which was put back in the abdomen for fear of a new recurrence given the context of disorders of hemostasis not yet cured. The width of the surgical wound, insufficiency of the drainage, disorders of hemostasis, antiplatelet therapy, poor quality of perioperative hemostasis, high blood pressure postoperatively and urgent surgery represent the most incriminated causes.