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    This document differentiates between hemorrhage and hematoma. Hemorrhage refers to active bleeding from blood vessels internally or externally, while a hematoma is a localized collection of pooled blood outside of blood vessels in tissue, often appearing as a bruise, caused by trauma or injury. The key difference is that hemorrhage is an active bleeding process from vessels, while a hematoma is coagulated blood collected in tissues after leaking from vessels.

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    This document differentiates between hemorrhage and hematoma. Hemorrhage refers to active bleeding from blood vessels internally or externally, while a hematoma is a localized collection of pooled blood outside of blood vessels in tissue, often appearing as a bruise, caused by trauma or injury. The key difference is that hemorrhage is an active bleeding process from vessels, while a hematoma is coagulated blood collected in tissues after leaking from vessels.

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    This document differentiates between hemorrhage and hematoma. Hemorrhage refers to active bleeding from blood vessels internally or externally, while a hematoma is a localized collection of pooled blood outside of blood vessels in tissue, often appearing as a bruise, caused by trauma or injury. The key difference is that hemorrhage is an active bleeding process from vessels, while a hematoma is coagulated blood collected in tissues after leaking from vessels.

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    The concept of this assignment is to differentiate between hemorrhage and hematoma.

    These two
    are all bleedings therefore this this assignment will give the detailed difference between the two.

    Hemorrhage refer to active bleeding vessel this can occur internally , within the body such as in the
    brain or abdomen. Or externally where blood is visible .

    Hematoma is the localized collection of the blood outside of blood vessels, often clothed within the
    tissue. This is more like a bruise where blood pools under the skin or on an organ due to trauma or
    injury.

    In conclusion both they go under bleeding process therefore, the difference is hemorrhage refers to the
    active process of blood escaping from a blood vessel while hematoma is the collection of blood that has
    leaked out and coagulated within tissues.

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