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Injuries |
An injury may be caused to a person by physical violence, heat application, exposure to intense cold, electrical contact, or contactr with corrosive substancees. A wound is a dissolution of surface continuity in the skin and tissue resulting from injury.
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Sub conjunctional hamorrhages |
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Due Injury, these donot go away with age changes |
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Intestinal Haemorrhages due to poisong |
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Head Injury |
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Marks of Injury on Cloth |
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Burn |
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Dimensions of Marks of Injury on Cloth |
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Attempt to amputate Penis |
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Tyre Marks on cloth |
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Marks of wapon used on Head |
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Marks of weapon on Back |
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Poisoning |
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Accident injuries (1,2) - Road Accident, |
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(2,3,4) Railway run over Injuries |
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Shows 33,000 KV electrocution burn marks of contact when a man climbed the pole and gripped the live wire. At the same time the fuses were blown off. This check from the electric statoin gave the time of incidence. |