Seroma
A pocket of clear fluid that can collect after surgery, especially after tissue dissection.
Seromas form when lymphatic fluid collects in surgical dead space. They're common after mastectomy, abdominal surgery, and large tissue dissections. Most resolve spontaneously; persistent ones may need aspiration.
What this means for you: seromas are usually not dangerous but can prolong recovery. Compression garments and drains help prevent them.
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