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Page 167
... lacerated wound . When the impact is oblique and not perpendicular , flap like wound is produced . In lacerated wounds there is always some solution of tissues , apposition never complete and hence healing is always by process of ...
... lacerated wound . When the impact is oblique and not perpendicular , flap like wound is produced . In lacerated wounds there is always some solution of tissues , apposition never complete and hence healing is always by process of ...
Page 181
... lacerated wound depends on situation of the injury and involvement or otherwise of the vital structures and organs . Amount of bleeding likely to occur from such a damage is another factor that determines the gravity of the injury and ...
... lacerated wound depends on situation of the injury and involvement or otherwise of the vital structures and organs . Amount of bleeding likely to occur from such a damage is another factor that determines the gravity of the injury and ...
Page 183
... lacerated wound . There is no correspond- ence in size or shape between the weapon and the wound . The main points that govern both are the amount of force , direction of pull and reaction of the tissue . Common lacerated wounds are ...
... lacerated wound . There is no correspond- ence in size or shape between the weapon and the wound . The main points that govern both are the amount of force , direction of pull and reaction of the tissue . Common lacerated wounds are ...
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