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Areas of demarcation showing the right thigh hematoma (arrows).
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Physical examination revealed large subcutaneous hematoma on the anterior aspect of the right thigh, extending posteriorly and laterally (Figure 1).
Magnetic resonance imaging showing notable soft tissue edema/inflammation in the right thigh primarily involving the anterior compartment, most advanced in the rectus femoris muscle, to lesser extent the vastus musculature, sartorius, and gracilis. There is suspected hemorrhage within the proximal right rectus femoris muscle but no organized fluid collection/hematoma (arrows).
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Imaging including ultrasound to rule out deep venous thrombosis was negative, and magnetic resonance imaging showed intramuscular bleeding into the anterior compartment of the right thigh (Figure 2).