| A wound may be defined as a 'breach of continuity in the structures of the body, whether external or internal, suddenly occasioned by mechanical violence.' The law does not define 'a wound,' but the true skin must be broken. Wounds are dan... Read more of Wounds And Mechanical Injuries at Forensic Medicine.ca | InformationalPrivacy |
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SuppurationCategory: Terms Formation or discharge of pus. Also called pyesis, pyopoiesis, pyosis. Next: Suprarenal Previous: Sumac (sumach)
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