Past tense of extravasate; blood or fluid has leaked out from a vessel into surrounding tissue.
From the past tense of 'extravasate,' following standard English verb conjugation and the Latin root 'extravasatus' (flowed out).
When doctors see 'extravasated blood' on a scan, it's a sign of internal bleeding—the fluid has escaped its vessel, which helps them understand how serious an injury might be.
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