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8. The swelling subsides and the colors fade after some days or, in some cases, weeks.
4. Abscesses may form, or ulceration and sloughing (local gan- grene) or erysipelas set in.
82 ASPECTS AND SURROUNDINGS OF DEATH.
B — In the Dead.
1. There is very little swelling or change of colo?.
2. Yerj little blood is effused. There are hardly any clots or coagula.
3. There are no rainbow-like or prismatic changes of color.
4. No abscesses form and no erysipelatovis or gangrenous changes are met with.
I...ll — Lacerated Wounds.
A — Inflicted during Life.
1. There will be more hemorrhage and staining from the blood at first.
2. After a few hours or days there will be suppuration or other signs of repair; inflammation or gangrene may also supervene, as in incised wounds, B — After Death.
1. There is hardly any hemorrhage or staining, unless large veins are torn across.
2. No evidence of repair or of inflammation or gangrene (mor- tification) can be detected.
N. B. — With some lacerated wounds, particularly those done by violent twisting, as when an arm is torn off by machinery or fingers are caught by steam-saws, etc, there is hardly any hem- orrhage, even in life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. The swelling subsides and the colors fade after some days or, in some cases, weeks.
4. Abscesses may form, or ulceration and sloughing (local gan- grene) or erysipelas set in.
82 ASPECTS AND SURROUNDINGS OF DEATH.
B — In the Dead.
1. There is very little swelling or change of colo?.
2. Yerj little blood is effused. There are hardly any clots or coagula.
3. There are no rainbow-like or prismatic changes of color.
4. No abscesses form and no erysipelatovis or gangrenous changes are met with.
I...ll — Lacerated Wounds.
A — Inflicted during Life.
1. There will be more hemorrhage and staining from the blood at first.
2. After a few hours or days there will be suppuration or other signs of repair; inflammation or gangrene may also supervene, as in incised wounds, B — After Death.
1. There is hardly any hemorrhage or staining, unless large veins are torn across.
2. No evidence of repair or of inflammation or gangrene (mor- tification) can be detected.
N. B. — With some lacerated wounds, particularly those done by violent twisting, as when an arm is torn off by machinery or fingers are caught by steam-saws, etc, there is hardly any hem- orrhage, even in life.
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