Dear handpt: Seroma refers to a collection of serous fluid (the pale
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Yellow nail syndrome straw colored fluid that is produced by lymph vessels and by the tissues that lie under the skin. This is a
commonCommon cold complication after
mastectomyMastectomy
Mastectomy - series and thought to be caused by the fact that the mastectomy operation leaves a lot of 'empty space' under the skin where the breast tissue used to be. The walls around this empty space are raw and can ooze serous fluid - causing it to gather up in the space beneath the wound. The fact that the walls of the empty space are inflamed seems to trigger the seroma fluid.