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)on the body of a thoracic ubis. Photos by Julie R. Angel. he left side (or arm as they blade with a left bevel was with a longer right "arm med" incisions were caused racy in identifying bevels is hance. b) ds because the main energy the bone's surface. Similarly. h width and the incision of RIGURE 14.4 Various forms of wastage: (a) loss of bone caused by a deep incision to the body of a thoracic vertebra; (b) hinge fracture from an incision with peeling of part the bone. Photos by Julie R. Angel. Specimens courtesy of the State of New Mexico, Office of the Medical Investigator. nit (Figure 14.4a). However, 14.4b), have been known d asso- gnents may be formed and, if enough force is applied, ecions may break off from the impacted bone, resulting wastage. Cleft wounds can be short, as in a notch at angles to the long eft halfway istics of the

)on the body of a thoracic ubis. Photos by Julie R. Angel. he left side (or arm as they blade with a left bevel was with a longer right "arm med" incisions were caused racy in identifying bevels is hance. b) ds because the main energy the bone's surface. Similarly. h width and the incision of RIGURE 14.4 Various forms of wastage: (a) loss of bone caused by a deep incision to the body of a thoracic vertebra; (b) hinge fracture from an incision with peeling of part the bone. Photos by Julie R. Angel. Specimens courtesy of the State of New Mexico, Office of the Medical Investigator. nit (Figure 14.4a). However, 14.4b), have been known d asso- gnents may be formed and, if enough force is applied, ecions may break off from the impacted bone, resulting wastage. Cleft wounds can be short, as in a notch at angles to the long eft halfway istics of the

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)on the body of a thoracic ubis. Photos by Julie R. Angel. he left side (or arm as they blade with a left bevel was with a longer right "arm med" incisions were caused racy in identifying bevels is hance. b) ds because the main energy the bone's surface. Similarly. h width and the incision of RIGURE 14.4 Various forms of wastage: (a) loss of bone caused by a deep incision to the body of a thoracic vertebra; (b) hinge fracture from an incision with peeling of part the bone. Photos by Julie R. Angel. Specimens courtesy of the State of New Mexico, Office of the Medical Investigator. nit (Figure 14.4a). However, 14.4b), have been known d asso- gnents may be formed and, if enough force is applied, ecions may break off from the impacted bone, resulting wastage. Cleft wounds can be short, as in a notch at angles to the long eft halfway istics of the
Transcribed Image Text:)on the body of a thoracic ubis. Photos by Julie R. Angel. he left side (or arm as they blade with a left bevel was with a longer right "arm med" incisions were caused racy in identifying bevels is hance. b) ds because the main energy the bone's surface. Similarly. h width and the incision of RIGURE 14.4 Various forms of wastage: (a) loss of bone caused by a deep incision to the body of a thoracic vertebra; (b) hinge fracture from an incision with peeling of part the bone. Photos by Julie R. Angel. Specimens courtesy of the State of New Mexico, Office of the Medical Investigator. nit (Figure 14.4a). However, 14.4b), have been known d asso- gnents may be formed and, if enough force is applied, ecions may break off from the impacted bone, resulting wastage. Cleft wounds can be short, as in a notch at angles to the long eft halfway istics of the
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