A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence
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E. The membrane which gives color to the skin. Although this is generally true of incised and punctured wounds, yet contused and lacerated wounds on the legs of persons advanced in life fre(iuently present a brown discoloration. In tlie cicatrices of lac(M'ated and contused wounds, the form of the wea]ion w ith which the wound was infiicted is sometimes indicated. It is not, however, easy to distinguish the cicatrix of a stal) of old date from that producccl by a i)istol-bullet lired from a dis...taiu-e. In both cases the edges may be rounded and irregular, and the cicatrix ])ucl
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E. The membrane which gives color to the skin. Although this is generally true of incised and punctured wounds, yet contused and lacerated wounds on the legs of persons advanced in life fre(iuently present a brown discoloration. In tlie cicatrices of lac(M'ated and contused wounds, the form of the wea]ion w ith which the wound was infiicted is sometimes indicated. It is not, however, easy to distinguish the cicatrix of a stal) of old date from that producccl by a i)istol-bullet lired from a dis...taiu-e. In both cases the edges may be rounded and irregular, and the cicatrix ])ucl
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