Sentence examples for cause lacerations from inspiring English sources

According to Menstruation.com.au, "their use may cause lacerations and ulcerations of the vaginal wall..

The WHO includes this practice within Type IV FGM, because the added friction during intercourse can cause lacerations and increase the risk of infection.

Soft tissue haematomas may occur during direct compression trauma when rib fractures cause laceration of veins or arteries.

Civil Protection makes use of smaller airborne robots called manhacks, which fly using razor-sharp rotating blades with which they attack their targets to cause laceration injuries.

However, a blinded approach of vessels may cause laceration resulting in severe occult local bleeding.

Fractures can also cause laceration of the surrounding soft tissue and neural and vascular structures, and involve neighboring structures such as the urogenital system, leading to very complex injuries and a high mortality rate.

"We're seeing more evidence of anal sex in cultures with a high value on technical virginity, and it often causes lacerations and microabrasions that can lead to infections," said Ms. Alexander of the American Social Health Association.

Prosecutors contend that after Private Chen failed to turn off a water pump in the shower, Sergeant Holcomb punished him by dragging him out of bed and across the rock-covered ground of the base, causing lacerations to Private Chen's back.

He caused lacerations to the cats himself to try and hinder their escape". Ms Buckley told Swansea Crown three cats were found mauled to death in different spots near the Ty Nant Cat Sanctuary in Neath Port Talbot.

He kicked the male in the face, which caused lacerations and knocked some teeth out.

The front of the lahar contained boulders and cobbles which would have crushed anyone in their path, while the slower parts were dotted by fine, sharp stones which caused lacerations.