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Rectus sheath hematoma is an uncommon but potentially dangerous and life threatening condition. It is important for the physician to be familiar and comprehend the pathophysiology behind this condition as well as the means to confront it. The rectus sheath hematoma can mimic nearly every abdominal condition. Usually it is self-limited but in some rare cases it can cause hypovolemic shock and endanger the patient's life if remain untreated correctly.
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