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lmsMEDICO-LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE
They indicates site of impact and direction of force.
They may be the only external science of serious internal injury.
Pattern abrasions are helpful in connecting the crime with the object which
produce them.
The age of the injury can be known.
In open wounds, dirt, dust, grease or grit are usually present which may
connect the injuries to the scene of crime.
Manner of injury may be known from its distribution
In throttling, curved abrasion duc to finger-nails are found on the neck.
In smothering, abrasions may be seen around the mouth and the nose.
In sexual assaults, abrasions may be found on the breasts, genitals, inside of
the thighs and around the anus.
Abrasions on the face or body of the assailant indicate a struggle.Antemortem vs. postmortem bruise
frait
rime
swelling
Damage to epithelium
Size
Extravasations of blood
Site
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Solor changes
hemical finding
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During life
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Present
Proportion to force used
More
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Tissue stains are
permanent
Inflammatory reaction
present
Seen
Enzymatic reactions
PM Bruise
Within 2-3 hrs after death
Absent
Absent
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Stains not permanent
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Grievous hurt
According to Section 320 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860, a "grievous hurt" refers
to any injury that is severe enough to endanger the life of the victim or to cause
him/her to suffer permanent disfigurement, the lass of a limb, or impairment of any
of the senses, organs or body parts.
The IPC further specifies several types of injuries that can be classified as grievous
hurt, including:
Emasculation - the removal of the male genitalia.
Permanent privation of the sight of either eye.
Permanent privation of the hearing of either ear.
Privation of any member or joint.
Destruction or permanent impairing of the powers of any member or joint.
Any hurt which endangers life or which causes the victim to bein severe bodily pain
or unable to follow his ordinary pursuits for a period of twenty days or more.
Ifa person causes grievous hurt to another person, he/she can be charged under
Section 325 or Section 326 of the IPC, dependingon the severity of the injury
caused. The punishment for causing grievous hurt can range from imprisonment for
up to seven years to imprisonment for life, depending on the circumstances of the
case.Injuries due to lightning
* Injuries due to lightning occur when a person is struck by lightning, which
is a discharge of electricity in the atmosphere that can occur during
thunderstorms. Lightning injuries can range from mild to severe, and can
be fatal in some cases.
+ Lightning can cause a range of injuries, including:
* Burns:- lightning can cause burns to the skin, which can be severe and
may require medical attention.
* Neurological effects:- lightning can cause neurological effects such as loss
of consciousness, memory loss, confusion, and seizures,
Cardiac arrest:- lightning can cause cardiac arrest, which Is a medical
emergency that requires immediate treatment,
Traumatic injuries:- lightning strikes can cause traumatic injuries such as
fractures, blunt force injuries, and lacerations.Simple injury
e¢ Asimple injury is a minor or non-serious injury
that typically does not require extensive medical
treatment or result in long-term disability or
impairment. Examples of simple injuries may
include minor cuts, bruises, strains, or sprains.
These injuries usually heal on their own over time
or may require simple first aid measures such as
cleaning the wound, applying a bandage, or
resting the affected body part.hypothermia
Hypothermia is a condition that occu
the body's temperature drops below
to prolonged exposure to cold
Irs when
/ normal
nperatures. Symptoms Include shivering
onfusion, and loss of consciousnessTrench foot
e Trench foot, also known as immersion foot, is a condition
that occurs when the feet are exposed to cold and wet
conditions for a prolonged period of time. It was first
recognized during World War |, where soldiers who spent
long periods of time in trenches developed the condition.
e Trench foot is caused by the prolonged exposure of the
feet to damp, cold conditions, which can cause damage to
the blood vessels and nerves in the feet. Symptoms of
trench foot may include numbness, tingling, redness,
swelling, blisters, and a prickly or burning sensation in the
feet.Types of Burns
e First-degree burns: affect only the outer layer of the
skin (epidermis), causing redness, pain, and swelling.
e Second-degree burns: affect the epidermis and the
underlying layer of skin (dermis), causing blisters,
severe pain, and swelling.
Third-degree burns: affect all layers of the skin, as well
as the underlying tissues and organs, causing a charred
or white appearance, numbness, and shock.Medico Legal Importance
e Insummary, there are many types of injuries that
are of interest in medical jurisprudence, and each
can provide valuable information in legal cases.
Forensic medical professionals use their expertise
in anatomy, physiology, and pathology to help
determine the cause and manner of injuries,
which can be used to help solve crimes, provide
, evidencein civil cases, and inform public policy.