Two Cases of Cervical Hemorrhage with Upper Airway Obstruction: A Life-Threatening Condition

<table>Angiography: the common carotid artery appears pervious, but displaced laterally to the presence of the hematoma at the left laterocervical level. We appreciate a haemorrhagic suffusion in terms of the superior thyroid artery, on the medial side of the hematoma (arrow).</table>

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Figure 1: Two Cases of Cervical Hemorrhage with Upper Airway Obstruction: A Life-Threatening Condition 