Sentence examples for trauma wounds from inspiring English sources

"Some are burned, others have blunt trauma wounds and fractured skulls.

Other researchers were examining the carcasses for information on trauma wounds, reproductive condition, maturity, shark DNA and tumors.

In Jack Maggs, Carey reads Dickens in order to produce a late twentieth-century story of equally pitiable isolation, of trauma, wounds, secrets and confessions.

Marks, who is a specialist in facial reconstructions, pieced together not only the dead woman's face but also the trauma wounds of the skull, which established a "blunt force instrument" as the killing weapon.

Even though it is a natural well-orchestrated process, large trauma wounds, or injuries caused by acids or other chemicals, usually produce a non-elastic deformed tissue that not only have biological reduced properties but a clear aesthetic effect.

Working in the wound care industry, I have witnessed the impact of non-healing trauma wounds on our patients.

Media reports said he had a serious trauma wound to the stomach.

It is intended as both a battlefield and civilian severe trauma wound dressing.

Add the price of the cheapest nunchakus on Amazon to the average medical costs incurred by someone with a self-inflicted blunt-trauma wound to the eye.

"The synthetic platelets can have profound implications in wound-healing problems for trauma and wounds arising in both battlefield situations and during surgery," said Frank Doyle, director of the Institute of Collaborative Biotechnologies at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

The top four diseases consist of respiratory system 601 (25.8%), trauma (fracture, wound or injury) 586 (24.9%), dermatology system 295 (12.7%) and others 243 (10.4%).