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Spontaneous sublingual hematoma: Surgical or non-surgical management?
2012
International Journal of Case Reports and Images
Spontaneous sublingual hematoma (SSH) is an uncommon, but emergency state in oral cavity. A few series of SSH are seen in the literature. There is no available consensus about clinical strategy and management of such patients. Case Series: The authors present two cases of spontaneous sublingual hematoma after anticoagulation therapy with sintrom (case 1) and warfarin (case 2). The different clinical management was applied in each case (surgical and supportive treatment respectively). The
doi:10.5348/ijcri-2012-01-79-cs-1
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