Fig. 7
From: Multidetector CT of expected findings and complications after hysterectomy
Large pelvic haematoma developing within 48 h after LH for uterine myoma, manifesting with hypotension and severe haemoglobin drop. Axial precontrast CT image (A) showed abundant, strongly hyperattenuating (60–70 HU) blood. CT angiography (maximum-intensity reformation B) and venous-phase CT acquisition (C) did not show active contrast medium extravasation suggesting active bleeding. Repeated laparoscopy was required for drainage of the peritoneal cavity and haemostasis