Lacerations and incision sites could also hurt, such as vaginal lacerations tears or episiotomy, which is an incision made on the vaginal opening to widen it and help the baby get out.
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According to Reuters, two people on the bus suffered lacerations.
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And there were lacerations to the backs of his legs.
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She suffered "strong lacerations" to both her legs, officials added.
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The reports include head injuries, bumps, bruises, abrasions and lacerations.
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Ford suffered a broke arm and lacerations to his scalp.
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The other two were being treated for lacerations and bruises.
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Two deep lacerations that cut across her neck appeared infected.
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By the end, Hope's torso was slashed with deep lacerations.
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Each time Pic makes a purchase, lacerations appear on his arm.
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The Oscar-nominated actress suffered multiple lacerations, including on her face.
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His brother, Christopher, 18, was treated for lacerations and other injuries.
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The most common cassowary wounds are lacerations, punctures, and bone fractures.
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Vaginal lacerations will typically heal 4 to 6 weeks after delivery.
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"He sutured lacerations right at our dining room table," Francisco said.
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The two women suffered face injuries and lacerations, according to investigators.
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Windows shattered and flying glass left two people with minor lacerations.
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Otmar Striedinger of Austria broke his nose and sustained facial lacerations.
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There have been no studies regarding repeat facial lacerations, but it is safe to estimate that after the eight documented lacerations—and likely more undocumented—Diaz' right brow is about 50% as strong as a normal brow.
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Though the photos Mr. Moore provided show what appear to be long, deep lacerations on Mr. Shumpert's back, the hospital records say there were "no abrasions/lacerations noted on the back" on the night he was admitted.
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As per the report, the lacerations were not related to his death.
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Most of the injuries include bumps, bruises, and lacerations, the outlet reported.
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At the worst, hope is a balm that only hides deep lacerations.
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According to police reports, the victim left the encounter with genital lacerations.
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Almost half involved lacerations, and about 22 percent resulted in an amputation.
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Emergency service radio calls indicated that many of the passengers suffered lacerations.
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His daughter had scratches and lacerations but was otherwise uninjured, police said.
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The second highest cause of injury were cuts, lacerations, and other wounds.
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The cervical fracture, the pattern of lacerations, it all matches the profile.
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They freed the officer's arm, but he suffered deep lacerations and puncture wounds.
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No one killed in our office but several injuries — deep cuts, head lacerations.
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"The cause of death is multiple fractures and lacerations," the medical examiner ruled.
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She had multiple stab wounds and lacerations to the head, arms and body.
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Soft tissue injuries such as lacerations and abrasions accounted for 21.9% of injuries.
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People end up with penetrating injuries or lacerations from their intense water stream.
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Ms. Brawley's shoes were sliced, but there were no lacerations on her feet.
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They had bruises and lacerations, but nothing was life-threatening, the outlet reported.
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According to the University, medical calls included head injuries, lacerations and alcohol intoxication.
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No one killed in our office but several injuries -- deep cuts, head lacerations.
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We're told she fell on her knee and face and suffered serious lacerations.
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The nurse said there had been abrasions, lacerations, and dirt in my genitalia.
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The inmate had lacerations on his head and a bite mark on his arm.
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Over half of those injuries were cuts or lacerations, followed by burns, then rashes.
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Dias was found next to hallucinogenic drugs; additionally, there were lacerations on his wrist.
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How can you explain all the cuts and lacerations and the absence of fractures?
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His injuries included skull, sternum and spine fractures; cardiac lacerations; and a punctured aorta.
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The most common injuries were falls (38%), lacerations (14%), and strains or sprains (45833%).
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Ullah was taken into custody after sustaining "serious" lacerations on his hands and abdomen.
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For this reason, facial lacerations are the most frequent cause of fight stoppages. 803.
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He pulls his hands down and there's multiple lacerations, I can't see his eye.
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All four children died of "severe lacerations to the throat," according to the affidavit.
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Harris sustained a spinal injury and head lacerations that required stitches from that attack.
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The assault left visible bruises and lacerations on Harrison's neck, face, and upper torso.
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Most of her blood had seeped into the mud from lacerations in her head.
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He didn't sustain any broken bones or fractures, but does have some facial lacerations.
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The two who were released had broken bones, lacerations and bruises, Mr. Klopp said.
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Three others had non-life-threatening injuries, including two with head lacerations, officials said.
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Officers suggested Smollett go to the hospital for lacerations on his face and neck.
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In addition to finger lacerations, pieces of glassware were found in patients' feet and toes.
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"She had lacerations to her neck, cheek, shoulder," the police official said of the victim.
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She had several scrapes and lacerations, likely a result of her thrashing around the drainpipe.
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Many dogs found with wounds/lacerations; removed tails of weaned puppies with unacceptable "banding" method.
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One of the victim's hands was severed and she suffered numerous lacerations to her body.
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Both of the men were dealt "significant lacerations," but are expected to survive, Morris said.
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Chislof suffered a concussion, lacerations to his temple and just above eye, bruising and hematoma.
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Ullah suffered lacerations and burns to his hand and stomach in the bombing, authorities said.
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And, these extreme lacerations aren't that likely, although it's hard to pin down official rates.
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Repairing facial lacerations costs the United States health care system approximately $3 billion a year.
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He has some minor lacerations and bruising and is currently being weaned from his ventilator.
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He was rushed to a hospital, treated for injuries including "bleeding lacerations and bruising," and released.
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Fairfax media reported that Evans suffered multiple lacerations from 20 bites, three of which required stitches.
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He had burns and lacerations while three other people, including a police officer, had minor injuries.
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Unfortunately, avoiding lacerations is tougher for both of the Diaz brothers due to their facial anatomy.
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The report revealed that the man was found with lacerations on his right forearm and neck.
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The man was treated on the scene for lacerations to his right thigh, the statement said.
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She was also missing some teeth, had broken ribs and numerous lacerations, according to the release.
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But even a punctured lung, fractured sternum and deep lacerations couldn't keep him from his duties.
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But the data show that injuries like fractures, lacerations and sprains are also on the rise.
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Expect minor throat lacerations, which might keep you off solid food for a week or two.
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That's when Cooke allegedly struck Haberkorn with her glass purse -- causing 2 lacerations on his head.
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Kids frequently stick things in their ears, suffer big lacerations, and simply don't like holding still.
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Elisa wrote that he had puncture wounds and lacerations on his hands, but he's doing fine.
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The actor did not suffer lacerations but there was some redness on his midsection, Madison said.
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Six people were hit by the car, and five had stab wounds or lacerations, doctors said.
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Five people were hospitalized with serious injuries, including a severed finger, slash wounds and deep lacerations.
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A total of 30 people were sent to three area hospitals with broken bones and lacerations.
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Our view of the green Jaicoa range of hills bares the brown earth lacerations carved by landslides.
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Slices of stories are hidden inside visual lacerations that serve as a unique type of trompe l'oeil.
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When Gizzell's emaciated body was found on July 12, 2013, it was covered with lacerations and bruises.
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However, police soon realized that the lacerations on the victim's face were strikingly similar to cat scratches.
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She is suffering from lacerations and soft tissue damage, but is expected to make a full recovery.
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The two customers sustained multiple lacerations and were taken to the hospital for treatment, and both survived.
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During the attack, the zookeeper suffered "lacerations and punctures" to the back of the head and neck.
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The animal bit Walsh on his calf and also his hand, giving him non-life-threatening lacerations.
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He had burns and lacerations while the three other people, including a police officer, had minor injuries.
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Less catastrophic injuries are common, and they range from broken bones and lacerations to traumatic brain injury.
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"He did not sustain any broken bones or fractures, but has some facial lacerations," Mr. Smith added.
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Contusions and abrasions, at 23%, and lacerations, at 14%, made up the top three most common injuries.
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The older son was transported to a local hospital with "severe leg lacerations," according to The Ark.
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Ford, who was flying a yellow vintage fighter plane, suffered a broken arm and lacerations to his scalp.
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KION reported the male shark appeared healthy besides a few relatively minor lacerations, possibly caused by sea lions.
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It wasn't until they cut his pants off that they found the lacerations, bruises and welts he sustained.
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O'Brien suffered a "concussion, facial fracture and lacerations," according to THR, citing a report from regulatory agency WorkSafeBC.
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The man, who was hospitalized with deep lacerations and bruises, had joined hundreds of bystanders surrounding the animal.
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Not long later, police located Walker, who was then transported to the hospital with lacerations to his hands.
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Macomber was admitted with lacerations, a broken jaw and burns, but has since been released from the hospital.
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Two people involved in the incident were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment for lacerations, Chavarria added.
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The association said in a statement that Momota suffered multiple lacerations to his face and a fractured nose.
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But the midsection of this great white shark was intact, and there were no major lacerations apparent in photos.
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She also said she suffered bruises and lacerations due to the objects hitting her, according to the court documents.
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Things are hard right now, and getting harder with seemingly endless lacerations to the welfare safety net since 2010.
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New Orleans media reported that some victims attended Friday&aposs hearing and described injuries, including broken bones and lacerations.
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Her fingers were severed, and she had multiple stab wounds and deep lacerations on her head, arms and body.
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Multiple people were injured in the attack -- including fighter Michael Chiesa ... who was hospitalized with lacerations to the face.
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The majority of the photos depict close-up images of detainees, some of which feature visible bruising and lacerations.
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The partial explosion destroyed the table and chair he was sitting at, and caused lacerations to several patrons nearby.
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Ridgefield Mayor Anthony Suarez said one person was in the garage when the incident took place and suffered lacerations.
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Walsh tried to flee, and the shark bit him once, resulting in lacerations on his arm and his calf.
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Mr. Covington then struck Luis in the face with the metal pole, causing lacerations and fractures to his face.
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The man sustained multiple lacerations to his leg and was transported to the hospital, according to the fire department.
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Cocaine works your heart really hard, inflicting tiny, micro-lacerations on your heart muscles, essentially due to over-exercise.
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It was like a gynecologist mixed with a twist to it: It's sometimes a gynecologist and sometimes incisions and lacerations.
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Officers found 29-year-old Alex Lovell curled up in the bedroom, bleeding with multiple lacerations and life-threatening injuries.
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The zookeeper suffered "lacerations and punctures to the back of the head, neck, back and one arm," Wiley told reporters.
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Yu Fen Wang remains hospitalized, where she is recovering from self-inflicted lacerations to her left wrist, according to authorities.
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William Clark sustained two severe lacerations to one of his legs after being struck by the car driven by Artan.
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Other injuries include reports of a broken nose, facial lacerations requiring stitches, sprained knees, severe bruising, and trauma to legs.
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A source also told People that there were lacerations on Dias' wrists and that he was surrounded by hallucinogenic drugs.
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Following delivery, women commonly use pain medication to manage pain associated with cramping, vaginal lacerations, and surgical and musculoskeletal pain.
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Ullah, 27, is being treated for lacerations and burns to his hand and abdomen at Bellevue Hospital after the bombing.
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He suffered five lacerations, 17 stab wounds and six slicing wounds, Coleman said, including several defensive injuries on his arms.
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Though clumsy-looking, the guards did prevent lacerations, particularly those around the scalp and forehead that resulted from head butts.
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Another tourist got "serious lacerations to his lower leg" after the attack, the Central Queensland Helicopter Rescue Service (RACQ) tweeted.
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We know that removing pubic hair is associated with injuries — burns from hot wax, for example, or lacerations from razors.
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Boys injured at school had a higher proportion of lacerations while girls were more likely to have internal organ injuries.
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No Americans were killed, but one was slightly injured after receiving hand lacerations in the ensuing chaos, the official said.
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Berg said Wilkins suffered lacerations to her scalp and neck, but her major injury was a large laceration to her abdomen.
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Most people who have a vaginal birth will experience tearing or lacerations, and vaginal penetration could lead to pain or infection.
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Her body was covered in lacerations, the arrest report states, and an autopsy conducted declared her death to be a homicide.
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According to First Coast News, the manatee is around 9-feet-long, and is still alive — but injured, suffering several lacerations.
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There were lacerations and abrasions to White's head and face, as well as a skull fracture and injury to the brain.
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And in San Diego, another young woman accused a driver of raping her so brutally he left lacerations and tissue damage.
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So if you're worried about lacerations from razors and painful wax burns, take a look at these helpful tips and tricks.
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Michelena refused to be transported to the hospital and was treated on the beach for minor lacerations to his left foot.
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A source told PEOPLE at the time that Dias was found with lacerations on his wrists and surrounded by hallucinogenic drugs.
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But crashing into towering pine trees at 90 miles per hour left him with fractures, lacerations, head trauma, and fractured ribs.
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The injured woman "suffered lacerations to her chest, arms, torso and a large laceration to her head," an NYPD spokesman said.
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Heard said that Cordova had no visible injuries and Gonsalves had some lacerations as well as some injuries to his leg.
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The other two were being treated for lacerations and bruises, while other injured were being assessed aboard the ship, it said.
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She had lacerations on her head and neck, and a large kitchen knife was in her right hand, the report said.
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Twelve people were taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with injuries, including broken bones and lacerations from glass, a hospital spokeswoman said.
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The suspect is believed to have been injured during the attack, with lacerations on one or both hands, according to police.
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The survey defines "direct" as traumatic results of on-field play: spinal cord injuries, organ lacerations, head injuries and the like.
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On the ground, medical staff were finding many patients with soft tissue injuries, lacerations and broken bones from flying debris, said DeGennaro.
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Hospital staff noted that Eduardo was severely emaciated and had bruising, lacerations, and ulcers all over his body, according to court records.
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A former safety member told the publication that they saw "broken bones and lacerations" that the carmaker allegedly did not record appropriately.
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The woman, identified by officials as Apryl Rogers, came face-to-face with the animal and sustained serious facial and head lacerations.
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Michael Haddad, one his attorneys, said Petrov suffered multiple lacerations to his head, a concussion and multiple broken bones in both hands.
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TMZ obtained a shot of Ronnie's messed up left mitt -- he walked away from the fight with what looks like 5 lacerations.
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Injuries included gunshot wounds as well as lacerations suffered while people were fleeing the scene, some moving so fast they lost shoes.
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These early lacerations were more manageable by his cutman and didn't give Nate nearly as many problems as his later fights. 1.
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She suffered "deep lacerations to her leg, pelvic, and hand areas," Atlantic Beach Fire Department spokesperson previously told PEOPLE in a statement.
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They found her body in the river the next morning, with lacerations on her neck and head, local police told the station.
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His father, Matt Graves, rushed into the water and sustained lacerations on his hand in an attempt to fight off the alligator.
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Her lacerations are healing and her body is scarred, and the pain still pulsates throughout her body, making it difficult to rest.
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In the panic, several people suffered broken bones and lacerations -- multiple slammed their heads into signs and other displays as they fled.
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She suffered two-inch lacerations on her back from the attacker, who stated he wanted to kill her because of her race.
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Someone would fall from a bicycle, for instance, and scrape her face along the pavement, causing multiple lacerations, including to the eye.
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No fatalities were reported in Kansas, but a dozen people were hospitalized with injuries including broken bones and lacerations from flying glass.
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As we first reported ... cops said Danny had 2 lacerations on his forearm the day his body was found in his apartment.
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This year more than a dozen cyclists have already withdrawn after sustaining everything from deep leg lacerations to broken collarbones and arms.
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"They left me to die with my face disfigured a broken nose, lacerations in my face and head," he wrote on Instagram.
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The most commonly reported injury types in the study were lacerations, contusions, and internal organ injury in the head and neck areas.
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What It Looks Like: Hives or patchy red marks on the skin that may be raised or flat, or in patches or lacerations.
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She had two vaginal wall lacerations; several months later she complained of severe vaginal pain, dryness, and inability to engage in penetrative intercourse.
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According to the report, Vazquez Carrero suffered multiple lacerations to his face, redness around his neck and chest and his shirt was torn.
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Many of the lawsuits also claimed users of the device got deep lacerations when its blades began spinning before it was fully assembled.
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Officials said Petrov suffered a concussion, multiple broken bones in both hands, a mild traumatic brain injury and deep lacerations to his head.
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This laceration was lower and more towards the nose than previous lacerations, but still contributes to the areas scar tissue and vision loss.
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The zookeeper suffered "lacerations and punctures to the back of the head, neck, back and one arm," Wiley told reporters over the weekend.
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His hospital is seeing twice as many patients as usual, mostly with fractures, lacerations and head trauma from cleaning up after the storm.
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Five people sustained injuries from the explosion, according to the NYPD, including the suspect who was seriously injured and sustained burns and lacerations.
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Friday morning, Police found her body face down in the river with bruises on her neck and lacerations on her head, Arzu said.
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Prosecutors said Petrov suffered a concussion, multiple broken bones in both hands, a mild traumatic brain injury and deep lacerations to his head.
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They also note bruises on his bottom gums and a missing tooth, and lacerations under one eye and the bridge of his nose.
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The casualties, three of whom were children, had soft tissue injuries, minor head injuries and lacerations, University Hospital Limerick said in a statement.
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The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner Office determined Melendez suffered deep lacerations to his head, chest, neck, pelvis and torso, according to the complaint.
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Dr. Franz and two colleagues used lasers to make small lacerations in the thoraxes of fruit flies, where very few fat cells reside.
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So it's not surprising that 61 percent of the injuries were related to lacerations, aka cuts (though razors were also the most-used instrument).
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Jennifer awoke that next morning with her tank top pulled up over her head, lacerations on her chest, and a pain between her legs.
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They also deliver babies; manage emergency situations during labor, such as hemorrhaging; repair lacerations; and may provide surgical assistance to physicians during cesarean births.
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One man had lacerations on his back, which may indicate that he was dragged on the street, and a head wound, according to photos.
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Mary Bernhard sustained several cuts and lacerations in the driveway attack, and Michael was charged with attempted murder, domestic battery and aggravated battery charges.
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The woman, who also had lacerations on her head and body, was in critical but stable condition at Elmhurst Hospital later Saturday, police said.
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He suffered lacerations to the face and had to be transported to a local hospital, missing a gig in Las Vegas later that night.
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When she woke up in the hospital, there were abrasions, lacerations, and dirt in her genitalia and both her hands and arms were bloody.
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She was treated at Nemours Children's Hospital for lacerations and puncture wounds in the back of her left knee and lower thigh, reports NBC.
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The injuries included lacerations to the face, stomach, legs and arms from flying glass and metal shrapnel and fragmentation embedded in skin and bone.
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A second English tourist was also bitten and "has serious lacerations to his lower leg," Australia's Central Queensland Helicopter Rescue Service (RACQ) tweeted Tuesday.
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Flashback: During the "Unite the Right" rally, Harris had been severely beaten in a parking garage, which led to spinal injury and head lacerations.
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Girón was quickly rushed to a local hospital where she was diagnosed with a cerebral hemorrhage, liver and kidney lacerations and a pelvic fracture.
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The accident typically happens on a spring or summer weekend, mostly to men, and the results can be severe: lacerations, fractures and even amputations.
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Fractures, contusions, and lacerations were high on the list as well, making up 20183 percent, 23 percent, and 14 percent of the injuries, respectively.
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Soft tissue damage and lacerations were the most common types of injury and three in five children had injuries to the face and head.
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At the urging of the police, Smollett was taken to a hospital for lacerations on his face and neck, and was treated and released.
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"We've had injuries ranging from lacerations to bumps and bruises from folks being thrown around in their houses due to the storms," Long said.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard could save the boy.
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Emergency responders reported treating 38 people at the accident scene with injuries ranging from broken bones and lacerations to head and internal injuries, authorities said.
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According to The Associated Press, the barrage of pellets left the endangered Sumatran orangutan blind and suffering from a broken collar bone and several lacerations.
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One former safety member, who asked to remain anonymous, told Reveal that they saw injuries including "broken bones and lacerations" that Tesla allegedly didn't record.
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The city's police department said in a statement that Dustin Theobald, 30, received several lacerations and puncture wounds to his right foot from the bite.
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Porter testified that there was no blood or lacerations on Gray that were visible to him and that Gray was breathing normally at the time.
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McGregor IIIIn terms of his facial lacerations, it certainly works in Diaz' advantage that the completion of the trilogy has been put on the shelf.
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Starbucks recalled more than 2.5 million packs of stainless steel straws on Tuesday, saying the straws had reportedly caused mouth lacerations to four young children.
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When she woke up at the hospital, she said her hands and arms were bloody and there were abrasions, lacerations, and dirt in her genitalia.
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He allegedly continued by punching Tossman in the face several times, causing swelling and lacerations around both of the principal's eyes, according to the Post.
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She and other doctors have seen grooming-related cases of folliculitis, abscesses, lacerations, allergic reactions to waxing burns, as well as vulvar and vaginal infections.
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There was very little evidence of any superficial damage inflicted on Walters, nor any distinguishable lacerations on his face after being soundly outclassed by Lomachenko.
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The study calls traumatic lacerations common, noting that about 6 million patients are treated for them each year, costing the healthcare system $3 billion annually.
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" She was also missing part of an eyelid and eyebrow and had an injury to her left bicep, along with "a lot of punctures and lacerations.
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Second to only the nose, the supraorbital ridge is the next most prominent structure of the face and a normal one is already prone to lacerations.
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His father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations to his hand, but neither he nor the lifeguard could retrieve Lane from the water.
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Every holiday has its own unique flavor of maimings and maulings, and as we approach Halloween, a government agency has a warning: beware of pumpkin lacerations.
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Sederbaum was said to be in satisfactory condition after being taken to the hospital and treated for lacerations and bites to his neck, head and face.
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Wexner Chief Medical Officer Andrew Thomas said during Monday's press conference that they treated multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts, most likely from stab wounds.
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Five days afterward, Mr. Aiello's stepdaughter, Karen Navarra, 67, was discovered by a co-worker in her house with fatal lacerations on her head and neck.
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When Mr. Lopez's son Luis tried to intervene, the suspect swung the pole and struck him in the head, causing lacerations and fractures to his face.
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Russian TV said many had suffered lacerations from glass shards and metal, the force of the explosion amplified by the confines of the carriage and the tunnel.
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Starbucks has received eight reports of the plunger's knob breaking in the U.S. and one report from Canada, resulting in lacerations or puncture injuries, the commission said.
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While Santamaria wasn't seriously injured, the gator was able to inflict four or five superficial lacerations on his thigh, knee and lower left leg, the AP said.
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If he wants to maximize his chances of winning he should give his lacerations as much time as possible to heal, or maybe opt for plastic surgery.
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Fontana buried his hands into these paintings' wounds, widening their lacerations by force before stuffing black gauze into them to give the impression of a measureless void.
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Paisley Hudson died Saturday from several blunt force injuries and two liver lacerations that caused bleeding in the child's stomach, FOX59 reported , citing the Madison County coroner.
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His surface lacerations and disruptions unsettle the image to a starkly expressionistic effect without once engaging the stylistic tropes of expressionism (the slashing gesture, the exaggerated mark).
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Once returning to the caravan park, the couple went to the local hospital where The West Australian reported he was treated for deep lacerations to his forearm.
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According to the reports, cops were called to the residence multiple times including an incident on Christmas Day in 2013, where Mortimer was hospitalized with head lacerations.
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The three girls, all under 10, were found dead in a single bed with lacerations to their upper body, according to the Prince George's County Police Department.
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"Service members injured in the crash are in stable condition for non-life threatening injuries that ranged from minor abrasions and lacerations to fractures," the Navy notes.
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In February, another resident was taken to the emergency room "three separate times for serious and suspicious injuries, including head trauma and severe lacerations," per the complaint.
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He was later transferred to New York Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia in Manhattan, where he was hospitalized with a fractured skull, and lacerations to his spleen and liver.
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Deputy Chief Michael Kemper, the commanding officer of Brooklyn North Detectives, said that what happened was a "terrible, vicious attack" that left both victims with deep lacerations.
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Benson also suffered several broken bones in the crash including a rib, a fractured pelvis, multiple abrasions and lacerations and severe injuries to his hands and wrists.
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Lebanon security forces say at least 112 officers have been injured by protesters since Thursday, per CNN, and eyewitnesses saw detained protestors with severe injuries, including lacerations.
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Stein mentioned lacerations, shoulder dislocations, dehydration, appendicitis, and gastroenteritis as examples of some of the conditions he might see and treat at Sollis on any given day.
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Michael Bradbury, Perry's friend and the sanctuary's lawyer, said Perry had been hospitalized with punctures in her neck and lacerations -- but insisted the tigers were just playing.
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The toddler's father attempted to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand as a result, but could not save his son, according to the Associated Press.
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When no one came to answer the door, police forced their way inside, where the 43-year-old woman was found unresponsive with multiple lacerations and stab wounds.
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Previously scheduled surgeries and other procedures remained on hold Wednesday as medical staff turned their attention to the immediate needs of people suffering fractures, lacerations, and head trauma.
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Three months is the minimum, but because of his repeat lacerations, a year or more will help decrease blood flow if his right brow does open up again.
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When rescuers arrived, they found Selwood "covered in blood with numerous lacerations on his right forearm," according to a statement released by the Evans Head Marine Rescue Unit.
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"An English tourist has had his foot bitten off and another has serious lacerations to his lower leg after a shark attack in the Whitsundays today," it said.
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A new study of children's soccer injuries released Monday in the journal Pediatrics found soaring rates of concussions, broken bones, lacerations, torn tendons and ankle sprains since 22014.
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He is at Bellevue Hospital, where he is being treated for lacerations and burns to his hands and abdomen, New York City Fire Department Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
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In court docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, the man -- Robert Ise -- says he suffered a left orbital blowout fracture, a concussion and lacerations and contusions across his body.
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Ex-WWE superstar Alberto Del Rio says he was attacked by a man with a knife this week -- but fought the man off ... suffering multiple lacerations in the process.
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Rodriguez suffered multiple lacerations on his arm and other parts of the body defending against the criminal as police were called by witnesses," Alberto said in a statement. "Mr.
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Once inside, Bybee allegedly held the woman down and forced prescription medication into her mouth, causing lacerations and abrasions to her face as well as bruising to her body.
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Yet his emaciated body, which the family barely recognised, was disfigured by missing teeth, a leg broken by a blunt tool, deep lacerations across his back, bruises and cuts.
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His right eyebrow was cut and all subsequent lacerations documented below are in the same place—located either just beneath or over the outer half of his right brow.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard could save the boy, the Associated Press reports.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard from a nearby pool could save the boy.
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Starbucks said it recalled presses sold from November 2016 to January 2019 for about $20 each after receiving nine reports of broken plunger knobs, resulting in lacerations or punctures.
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These bands also create sonic lacerations, vocally, or with their superior guitar shredding, or by experimenting with noise or drone or pop hooks, to give us real, fresh takes.
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All the incident report says is that a 29-year-old female ran through a barbed wire fence while chasing a turkey, racking up multiple lacerations across her thigh.
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Shawn Gilleland of the Rural Metro Fire Department told PEOPLE Leanne was transported to a hospital following the incident, where she was treated for lacerations to her arm and hand.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard could save the boy, according to the Associated Press.
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Among 22 patients admitted with standing-scooter-related injuries, 225 had head injuries, 22019 had broken bones and 69 had contusions, sprains and lacerations without a fracture or head injury.
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She appeared to have been dead for some time and her head, arms and legs were covered in bruises, open sores and lacerations, according to police affidavits obtained by PEOPLE.
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Harris retreated from the encounter when he was pursued by several members of LOS, surrounded and violently beat with blunt objects sustaining several fractures, cranial lacerations and internal bodily injuries.
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I accidentally dropped the Kann onto hard concrete from waist height (which still makes me cringe when I think about it), and only the plastic bottom picked up minor lacerations.
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Officials have determined that MTV star Danny Dias died from "complications of chronic substance abuse," but lacerations found on his wrists had nothing to do with his death, PEOPLE confirms.
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Harry survives the crash with minor lacerations, but June is seemingly stabbed through the stomach (which is strange because it's unclear what actually caused her very bloody, life-threatening injury).
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Before the attack at the golf course, Loree Osowski's horse was attacked by a bobcat and suffered lacerations to the neck and eye and is being treated by a veterinarian.
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Pinfield was then rushed to Cedars-Sinai Hospital where he was treated for a broken leg— which was fractured in two places — and lacerations to his head, which required stitches.
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Considering the limitations of our knowledge, methods, and resources, our field may have had no choice but to submit to the lacerations of Occam's razor, at least for a while.
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The Queensland Ambulance Service said a 28-year-old man had his right foot bitten off in the attack and that the second man, aged 22, suffered serious calf lacerations.
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Suspect's condition: Ullah is at Bellevue Hospital, where he is being treated for lacerations and burns to his hands and abdomen, New York City Fire Department Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
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To deal with the flood of patients, hospital officials there turned the cafeteria into a triage area, dealing with injuries from cuts and bruises to more serious lacerations and contusions.
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Following opening statements, prosecutors called former GBI medical examiner Warren Tillman, who testified that Coggins suffered about 30 lacerations, incisions, abrasions and stab wounds, including three that punctured his lungs.
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Former "Road Rules" star Danny Dias died of complications from chronic substance abuse, and the lacerations found on his forearm had nothing to do with his death ... TMZ has learned.
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More than 30 people injured were admitted to the All-India Institute of Medical Science in the capital, a hospital official said, most of them with lacerations, cuts and bruises.
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As we previously reported, McCoy and 3 friends are accused of attacking 2 off-duty police officers early Sunday morning -- causing several bad injuries including broken bones and bad lacerations.
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Romero's mom, Ericka Chaves—who texted her daughter to be careful that day,—is now standing by her daughter who suffered a skull fracture, and lacerations to the mouth and forehead.
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Based on more than 1.5 million pet insurance claims Nationwide processed last year, the most common medical conditions related to traveling with pets include motion sickness, heat stroke, lacerations and bruises.
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Returned to his family a month after he was arrested at a peaceful protest in April 225, the 13-year-old boy's dead body was covered with cigarette burns and lacerations.
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Seven national park visitors from France who had stopped at a vista point overlooking the canyon near the crash scene suffered relatively minor burns and lacerations from shrapnel, park officials said.
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Then, the next night, a police dog bit Mr. Baker on the leg and a police officer kicked him, leaving him hospitalized for two weeks with collapsed lungs and large lacerations.
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Gopin is in the hospital with a broken nose, missing teeth, stitches on his head and lacerations on his body, according to a tweet from his son-in-law, Benny Friedman.
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According to the complaint, police responded to a call made my medical staff reporting that the girl was suffering from a cardiac arrest and had bruising and lacerations on her body.
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At the UCSD Medical Center, Nelson was treated for a concussion, a broken nose and lacerations across his face, leaving him with wounds that have yet to heal a month later.
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The victim claims Cooke was being aggressive at the coat check -- so her son confronted her outside and she struck him with her glass purse, causing 2 lacerations on his head.
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You'll remember ... the NFL superstar beat his then-4-year-old child with a switch so badly in 2014 -- the boy had bruises and lacerations on his lower back, buttocks and scrotum.
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Police responded to the incident around noon and found the victim suffering "deep lacerations to her leg, pelvic, and hand areas," an Atlantic Beach Fire Department spokesperson told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Shawn Gilleland of the Rural Metro Fire Department told PEOPLE that the woman was transported to a hospital following the incident, where she was treat for lacerations to her arm and hand.
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Our sources say Michael Chiesa -- who was hospitalized with facial lacerations -- spoke with cops at the arena after the incident on Thursday ... and again when they visited his hotel later that night.
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When asked about the fresh scratches on her face and lacerations on her left hand, Amanda eventually acknowledged that she and her sister had exchanged multiple blows, according to the charging document.
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"Facial lacerations and subsequent scarring can lead to anxiety and lowered self-esteem," the authors wrote, especially when infection occurs, which can increase the need for scar revision and other cosmetic surgery.
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Next on the list were bottles and jars, allegedly sending people to the hospital for finger lacerations (likely from broken glass) and "internal ingestions" (we'll let you use your imagination on that one).
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Indiana Nine puppies underweight with their ribs showing; two puppies had liquid diarrhea; adult boxer had open lacerations so deep that muscle tissue was exposed, yet had not been taken to a veterinarian.
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Upon suffering multiple fractures, lacerations, and harsh burns, Lewis was given CPR at the site of the blast, then spent more than 10 hours in intensive care at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital.
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Those injured by the storm, which was a Category 5 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale of intensity, were being treated for fractures, head injuries, deep lacerations, skin rashes and dehydration.
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A follow-up study is looking at emergency department and urgent care cases around San Diego that don't lead to hospitalization, such as lacerations or fractures that can be fixed quickly, Kobayashi noted.
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"Projectiles in the form of tear gas canisters, rubber bullets, and concussion grenades led to numerous blunt force traumas including head wounds, lacerations, serious orthopedic injuries, eye trauma, and internal bleeding," the council wrote.
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In addition to critical illness and hospital confinement indemnity insurance, other common benefits your employer might offer include accident insurance — which typically covers common injuries, such as fractures, lacerations and concussions — and disability insurance.
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Lane's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard from a nearby pool could save the boy, who was laid to rest Tuesday.
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The lion killed on Wednesday, a well-known 13-year-old called Mohawk, injured one person when it charged at the crowd and knocked him off a motorcycle, leaving him with bruises and lacerations.
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Rather, it's that "pubic hair removal is a cause of injury — over 50% of women who have removed pubic hair report at least one complication such as lacerations, burns, rashes, and infections," Gunter wrote.
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Several children suffered "severe" injuries, including lacerations and fractures of their fingers, when their hands got caught in a spring-loaded closure of heavy steel doors at the family facility in Karnes City, Tex.
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"He had a circular puncture to the chin, extensive lacerations in his mouth, multiple disrupted lower incisors, and bony incongruity of the left mandible," the doctors who treated the boy wrote in their report.
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The New Hanover Regional Medical Center said in an email that it has seen people for bug bites and stings, lacerations and puncture wounds, home oxygen issues, dialysis and stress- and anxiety-related issues.
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Wild as this story may be, trauma cases of penile lacerations or amputations are not unheard of, says Paul Turek, MD, FACS, FRSM, a board-certified physician with the American Board of Urology and microsurgeon.
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Some of that evidence, according to local reports, included disturbing text messages the couple exchanged about the abused 4-year-old, who died from asphyxiation and had arm and leg burns, lacerations and facial contusions.
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Police say she laid into Lovell with the blade after he fell asleep, hacking at his hands and slicing deep lacerations across his body before he could get his arms around her and restrain her.
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The suspected bomber, Akayed Ullah, had a homemade device attached to his body with Velcro and zip ties and when it detonated, it injured him with lacerations and burns, while three bystanders suffered minor injuries.
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Paul Santamaria, of Bristol, New Hampshire, was able to escape with lacerations and puncture wounds after his 10-year-old brother beat the gator with his hands and his 12-year-old sister pulled him out.
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On the day of the altercation, St. John's Sheriff's deputies noted there were cuts on Lucas' right arm and "multiple lacerations" to both of his mother's arms and blood on her clothes, the Miami Herald reported.
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Our sources say along with getting stomped on and having his chains jacked, Jay got stabbed several times with a blade ... and suffered head and facial lacerations when someone cracked a Hennessy bottle over his head.
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Tinsley was hospitalized "due to a possible battery" on Christmas Day 2013 and suffered multiple lacerations and bruises over the nearly four years she saw Fanjul, the New York Post explains based off of police reports.
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"The cases we're seeing follow the typical pattern after hurricanes: Initially we saw traumatic injuries — broken bones, lacerations, blunt trauma — and a week after that, we started seeing a lot of decompensation of chronic illnesses," Lapkoff said.
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That means Ford will be required to disclose his hospital stay for the 2015 crash landing — which left him with a broken arm and lacerations to his scalp — when he takes a new medical exam in July.
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Displaying labored breathing, lacerations on his body and pneumonia, as well as the contagious and uncomfortable 'seal pox' on his left front flipper, Marmalade was in critical condition when the National Aquarium Animal Rescue team found him.
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Police responded to the incident at Atlantic Beach around noon and found the victim suffering "deep lacerations to her leg, pelvic, and hand areas," a spokesperson for the Atlantic Beach Fire Department tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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An autopsy revealed the victim was bruised, malnourished, with "suspicious marks, bums, abrasions and lacerations" all over the body, a broken nose, trauma suggesting a blow to the head, and ribs that were broken after she died.
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Speaking at the prime minister's traditional year-end news conference, Gentiloni, 62, who took office less than three weeks ago, said he would try "to mend the many lacerations that are threatening our social fabric and our cohesion".
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As if these problems in Richmond weren't bad enough, Todd Woessmer, another VA whistleblower has now come forward with photos of dogs with extensive lacerations, and other evidence of abuse at the McGuire VA Hospital's dog research lab.
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Bearing bloody lacerations on his forehead and eyebrow where gunman Scott Paul Beierle had hit him with his pistol, survivor Joshua Quick spoke to ABC's Good Morning America on Sunday about the terrifying attack that killed two people.
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"She was swollen and bruised, her face covered with lacerations, her jawbone chipped, her nose dislocated; she was missing part of her left ear, which the police eventually found on the floorboard of the back seat," Cep writes.
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Chiu had come as part of a group of first aid volunteers two days earlier, and said he treated some pretty serious wounds -- lacerations deep enough to see the muscles, broken ribs and a fractured arm among them.
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In North Carolina, where the eclipse's path ended, emergency physician Bret Nicks' E.R. treated sprains, strains, lacerations and wrist fractures on eclipse viewers so intent on looking up that they failed to pay attention to their earthly surroundings.
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The former couple had a tumultuous on-and-off relationship relationship since they began dating in December 2012 prior to her April 2016 arrest, including an incident on Christmas Day in 2013 which found Mortimer hospitalized with head lacerations.
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"He goes and grabs the car, she takes off with him on the side of the car," Walker added, noting the sales manager had to be taken to a hospital with lacerations and abrasions after falling to the ground.
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Zion was taken to Texas Children's Hospital in Houston where his parents learned he had suffered severe injuries, including a fractured skull, damaged ears, several lacerations to the face and internal damage to the right side of his head.
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The fight sounds pretty violent as one of the off-duty cops suffered a broken nose and facial lacerations in addition to the previously reported broken ribs, and the other officer is being treated for a possible fractured skull.
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In my research I also learned that there is a lack of evidence for the effectiveness of a procedure called an episiotomy, a surgical incision of the vagina that is performed to, supposedly, protect the pelvic floor from lacerations.
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Despite the brutal attack leaving the wildlife technician with two skull fractures and multiple lacerations to her head, neck and back, Karnak mustered the strength to walk nearly two miles — bloody and in pain — to her work vehicle to find help.
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According to a GoFundMe page setup by his friends to assist him pay with his medical bills, Dossantos suffered multiple injuries, including a scapula fracture, left neck abrasion, clavicle fracture, three left side rib fractures, head trauma and multiple lacerations.
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Seven national park visitors from France who had stopped at the Father Crowley Vista Point overlooking the canyon suffered burns and lacerations from the crash, but their injuries were not believed to be life-threatening, park spokesman Patrick Taylor said.
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" And Wally Ghurabi, medical director of the Nethercutt Emergency Center in Southern California, told Holley: "I've seen pedestrians injured by scooters with broken hips, multiple bone fractures, broken ribs and joint injuries and soft tissue injuries like lacerations and deep abrasions.
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It was only later, after the doctor had injected me with anesthesia (first shot incredibly painful, next two shots much less so), removed my fingernail (!!), reset the bone, stitched up the lacerations, and splinted the finger, that I started to feel pissed off.
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The pairing ended in April 2016 when Mortimer was arrested for trespassing at his Palm Beach home — though there was a history of alleged abuse prior to that, including an incident on Christmas Day in 2013 which found Mortimer hospitalized with head lacerations.
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" Roy's parents were divorced and he was living with his dad when Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, police responded to an alleged assault call described by Officer Justin King, who said the teen's face "was swollen red and he had some lacerations to his face.
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There have been at least 69 reports of people finding tiny pieces of broken metal blades inside their food after using the food processors, including 30 reports of mouth lacerations or tooth injuries, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
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The former MTV VJ -- and current host of the radio show 'Flashback' -- joined us Friday on "TMZ Live" from L.A.'s Cedars-Sinai hospital ... where he had multiple surgeries this week, healing from 2 broken bones, facial lacerations and a gruesome head injury.
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"It was the skin care — essential oils, which break down a cell's plasma membrane, and scrubs and microdermabrasion, which create lacerations on the skin's surface — that were weakening my skin and making it more susceptible to bacterial and fungal pathogens," she says.
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The procedure was widely adopted in the past, but has undergone a steady decline over the last four decades as studies have shown that it not only does not provide benefits, but might even contribute to more severe lacerations and pelvic floor dysfunction.
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He'd washed her wounds, sutured her lacerations, pieced her beaten skull together, stitched the incisions from the autopsy, cleaned the dirt from under her fingernails, scrubbed the fingerprint ink from her fingertips, washed her hair, dressed her in jeans and a blue turtleneck.
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Their relationship ended in April 2016 when Mortimer was arrested for allegedly trespassing at his Palm Beach home — though there was a history of alleged abuse prior to that, including an incident on Christmas Day in 2013 which found Mortimer hospitalized with head lacerations.
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A rep for Pinfield tells TMZ ... the MTV legend was hit by a speeding car Monday night in L.A. Matt was taken to the hospital where he was treated for a leg broken in two places and lacerations to his head that required stitches.
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The burns and lacerations inflicted on the man who detonated the bomb, identified by the police as Akayed Ullah, were caused by one or both of the end-caps, which ripped across his chest and abdomen, and by the ignition of the match heads.
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The Navy said two other sailors had been evacuated by helicopter and were being treated for lacerations and bruises Japanese television showed extensive damage to the Fitzgerald, which the Navy said had taken on water but was still capable of moving under its own power.
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Deputies who met with the woman described how her left eye was swollen and bruised, with lacerations on her hand from where she said she had fought for control of the gun and bruises on her arms and legs, which she attributed to her attempted window escape.
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Esmat and his colleagues performed 138 operations during those days, almost a third of them emergency laparotomies — the abdomen was cut open and internal organs were piled on the chest, so that the surgical team could go through them, painstaking inch by inch, looking for lacerations to suture.
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Dr. Eric Cruzen, the medical director of emergency medicine at Lenox Health Greenwich Village, said his department treated nine patients, including one pediatric patient, for lacerations from shrapnel and glass, head injuries and mild concussions, and decreased hearing caused by the rapid change in pressure during the explosion.
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I'm done with the undersized teeny tiny ones from Trader Joe's, I'm done with the unripe ones that will leave you with jagged lacerations on your avocado-holding hand, and I'm especially done with the hollowed-out ones that have been used as coffee cups as of late.
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"The fact that these children are injured, they are cared for by surgeons, within the health care system, they have fractures, they have brain injuries, they have lacerations to their body and so forth, so that's the biology of this disease," said Hargarten, who was not involved in the new study.
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Paige lost two fingers and suffered "deep lacerations to her leg, pelvic, and hand areas," an Atlantic Beach Fire Department spokesperson told PEOPLE in a statement at the time, and she would later have her left leg amputated above the knee after being airlifted to Vidant Medical Center in Greenville.
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These recent lacerations not only have a definite, albeit woolly, intention behind them, but were also planned far in advance: gallery owner Gregory Lahmi told Hyperallergic that he received a handful of calls a few weeks ago from a private number, with someone asking if he had Wool paintings on display.
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" The criminal complaint filed this week against the suspect in the bombing, Ahmad Khan Rahami, listed the injuries suffered by the 31 victims — two more than originally reported — and included "lacerations in the face, abdomen, legs and arms caused by flying glass" and "metal shrapnel and fragmentation embedded in skin and bone.
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According to charging documents filed at the state level last year, Mr. Covington, who was homeless at the time of the attack, walked into the Lopez family business, Lopez Tires, announced his desire to kill and then swung the metal pole at Jose Lopez, striking him in the arm and causing lacerations.
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In his third outing since returning from a long DL stint due to nagging blister issues, Sanchez left Wednesday's game against the Red Sox after allowing five runs over four innings because of a small blister on his right middle finger—the exact same spot where similar lacerations have been bubbling up all season.
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From the time in fourth grade when my teacher made me read the part of "slanted-eyed child" in a play to every time a stranger in the online dating world told me he "loves Asian women," I have been pressed with the dilemma of how I should react to these seemingly small lacerations.
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Rolls-Royce's answer to hood ornament thieves is awesome Closing Bell: Buffalo wild wings to unload stores Marine Women: Photos were posted without consent Sears "has received 11 reports of the table saw collapsing, including nine reports of injuries to fingers and hands, including broken bones, lacerations, a shoulder strain, and a partial fingernail amputation," the CPSC said.
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" According to a 2015 report by Human Rights Watch, "corrections officials at times needlessly and punitively deluge [prisoners with mental disabilities] with chemical sprays; shock them with electric stun devices; strap them to chairs and beds for days on end; break their jaws, noses, ribs; or leave them with lacerations, second degree burns, deep bruises, and damaged internal organs.
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Like Humanity First, which is working directly with the Ministry of Health and the Humanitarian Aid and Rescue Project, scores of other aid organizations, doctors, physician assistants, EMTs, and health care groups have streamed into the islands the past two weeks, setting up pop-up facilities, funneling in pharmaceuticals, patching up people's lacerations, and delivering supplies to stranded communities.
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" While researchers agreed that such precautions could help prevent often-serious facial cuts and head injuries (the introduction of headgear at the 1984 Olympics reduced both the number of lacerations and the number of fights referees stopped due to injury), they found "no good evidence that they can help prevent concussion, and paradoxically, they may even encourage players to take greater risks.
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