Text-book of forensic medicine and toxicologyBuchanan, R. J. M. (Robert James McLean)
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Text-book of forensic medicine and toxicology
Buchanan, R. J. M. (Robert James McLean)
Medical jurisprudence; Poisons
first | are torn across.
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2. After a few hours, or days, | 2. No evidence of repair, or
there will be suppuration or | inflammation, or gangrene can
other sign of repair; | be detected.
inflammation or gangrene may |
also supervene as in incised |
wounds. |
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Contused Wounds.
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1. There is swelling, and, after | 1. There is little swelling or
a few hours or a few days, if | change of colour.
deep-seated, the skin changes |
colour, particularly at the |
edges. |
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2. There is effusion of liquid | 2. Very little blood is effused.
blood and lymph in the deeper | There are hardly any clots.
parts, and coagula form. |
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3. The swelling subsides and the | 3. There are no rainbow-like or
colours fade after some days, | prismatic changes of colour.
or, in some cases, weeks. |
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4. Abscesses may form, or | 4. No abscesses form, and no
ulceration, sloughing, | erysipelas or dangerous
or erysipelas set in. | changes are met with.
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4. Gunshot Wounds
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