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(A): The patient's right buttock and left thigh was obviously enlarged. There was ecchymosis over left thigh (above). The ecchymosis disappeared after 3 months (below). (B): T2 weighted imaging of magnetic resonance imaging showed occupying lesion (probably hematoma, see white arrows) deep under the right gluteus maximus, and the signal of muscles and other soft tissues around the pelvis and femur increased widely.
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Her right buttock and left thigh were painful with swelling, which was suspected to be a hematoma (Figure 1A). Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanning showed occupying lesion (see white arrows) deep under the right gluteus Maximus (Figure 1B).
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