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Chapter 3 Mechanical Injury

Chapter 3 Mechanical Injury. Section 1 Brief Introduction to Mechanical Injury Injury is a response of human body to external stimulating factors including mechanical, electrical, heat, light and radioactive factors. Injury may cover three kinds of damages to human body:.

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??? ???? ?????? ??????. Injury to special organs. Objectives. 1- To know the types and complicationof trauma to the neck 2- to know the difference between homicidal and suicidal cut throat. 3- To know the types andcomplication of trauma to the chest.

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Karaganda state medical University Department pathological anatomy and forensic medicine

Karaganda state medical University Department pathological anatomy and forensic medicine. Topic: The general questions of juridical traumatology. Plan. The basic classification of damages & types of a traumatism General characteristic of mechanical damages Damages from blunt object

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Chapter 3 Mechanical Injury

Chapter 3 Mechanical Injury.

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Wounds

Wounds. Dr. Raid Jastania. Wounds. Blunt force trauma Sharp force trauma Non-motion trauma. Blunt Force Trauma. Abrasions: Scratches and removal of superficial epidermis Usually do not bleed. Blunt Force Trauma. Contusions: Bruises

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Wound Healing

Wound Healing. M . Alhashash. Definition . A wound is defined as a disruption in the normal anatomic structure and function. Wounds.

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