He was treated for a laceration above his left eye.
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Riley Nash (facial laceration) also missed the game for the Bruins.
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Police added that the man sustained a laceration to the head.
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He says she scratched him on the forehead, causing a laceration.
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Jason then underwent surgery to repair the laceration and reset his nose.
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He received stitches for a lower lip laceration and underwent concussion testing.
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He suffered a small laceration above his left eye, the Cubs said.
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"For example, if someone had a short laceration on the eyelid, it might require many extremely fine stitches, whereas a laceration of the same size on the underside of the chin might have two to three stitches," he says.
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Some form of vaginal laceration occurs in 53 to 79% of vaginal deliveries.
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Stanford later announced Da Silva suffered a head laceration that will require stitches.
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According to court records, he bled out from a laceration, causing his death.
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Philadelphia F Dario Saric (left eye laceration) could miss his second straight game.
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Only Nate Diaz can say when the first laceration over his right eyebrow occurred.
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McCann (left hand laceration) was hit by a pitch in Houston on May 25.
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He then allegedly punched a sergeant ... causing a laceration above the cop's left eye.
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McCann (left hand laceration) was hit by a pitch in Houston on May 25th.
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A veterinary team from Animal Services scooped up the animal and treated the laceration.
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As we reported, Calvin was taken to a local hospital for a facial laceration.
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According to court records, he bled out from a laceration there, causing his death.
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An autopsy later found that she died of postpartum hemorrhaging from a traumatic laceration.
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The victim suffered a laceration to his lip but refused medical attention, police said.
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Before his arrest, Leiva was treated for a self-inflicted laceration on his upper chest.
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Each subsequent laceration of the scarred area will cause a further decrease in tensile strength.
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The photos showed repeated deep laceration marks on his legs and bruising on his face.
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Calvin suffered a laceration on his face that was bad enough to require immediate attention.
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A doctor told the court that he had observed a laceration in her bleeding vagina.
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Jones sustained a lip laceration when he was hit by a pitch in Minnesota last weekend.
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Jones suffered a lip laceration when he was hit by a pitch in Minnesota last weekend.
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The laceration is very clean and linear appearing and was likely amenable to glue repair. 123.
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Worley inflicted a one-inch laceration on her right knee with a flathead screwdriver, she said.
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According to court records, Lucas bled out from a laceration to his genitals, causing his death.
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Sanchez was placed on the disabled list May 20 because of a laceration on his hand.
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They are also a garrulous couple, given to long spiels of self-justification and self-laceration.
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I was horrified by the words that described my father's body: laceration; fracture; maceration; disarticulation; exsanguination.
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He suffered a lip laceration in Monday's loss at Washington after getting elbowed in the face.
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On his thumb was a healing laceration — an injury from the talon of an irritable falcon.
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The charging documents allege police observed a laceration above the child's left eye, which was swollen shut.
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Restoration Hardware said on Thursday it will recall about 1,400 glass mirrors due to a laceration hazard.
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The incident left her with a broken wrist and a facial laceration requiring 40 to 50 stitches.
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Cops say Richie suffered a laceration to the forehead but didn't want to go to the hospital.
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Irvine&aposs partner, Matthew Schulze, 36, suffered a concussion, broken ribs, and a laceration above one eye.
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Nava's hand was stepped on earlier in the inning when sliding into second base, causing a laceration.
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"Also, with a vaginal delivery, there is some time for a laceration to heal," explains Dr. Swift.
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Ragin eventually struck Mr. Jones with a closed fist," cops say ... "causing a laceration to Mr. Jones' face.
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Investigators say the bride is recovering at the Newton Medical Center from a laceration to her left arm.
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I also have a laceration across my right eyebrow, abrasions on my knees & elbows, and a chipped tooth.
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Devils F Beau Bennett was placed on injured reserve after suffering a right leg laceration during Monday's practice.
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The Sacramento Fire Department said 10 patients were treated at area hospitals for multiple stabbing and laceration wounds.
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On Tuesday, Conair announced a massive recall of about 27 million Cuisinart food processors due to laceration hazard.
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Coats, who wound up with a laceration in his mouth, managed to hold on to Cabrera's fly ball.
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The laceration above his eye gave him some minor problems throughout the game and even bled on occasion.
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C James McCann was placed on the 20-day disabled list Friday because of a left hand laceration.
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His core attitude is earned alienation, his "I'm always just gonna be me" neither boast or self-laceration.
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A nurse said that she had observed a laceration in the woman's genital area, according to court documents.
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Tim Crews, 27, and Steve Olin, 295, died; Bob Ojeda, 22, sustained a horrific scalp laceration but survived.
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At least one was admitted to the hospital for a deep foot laceration from her attempts to escape.
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We've learned ... Lawrence told cops Lynette hit him in the back of the head causing a minor laceration.
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He had a deep laceration on the top of his nose but the blood was coming from inside.
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By comparison, the great American crime of slavery, the laceration and lynching of black bodies, was scarcely memorialized.
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Harris, 20, suffered a spinal injury, broken arm and head laceration that required eight staples, The Post reported.
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Rangers F Chris Kreider will sit out his second straight game due to a laceration on his hand. 3.
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The company has received four reports of the mirror detaching from the wood backing, resulting in two laceration injuries.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is recalling 1.48,000 coffee presses due to a laceration hazard, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Moments later, someone grabbed Watkins from behind and threw him to the ground -- causing a laceration on his head.
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Gray Maynard — Submission Win During a 1st round ground tussle, Nate suffered his first professionally documented right eyebrow laceration.
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Kurt Pellegrino — Submission Win Again early in the 1st round, Diaz suffers a right eyebrow laceration from ground exchanges.
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Coats, who wound up with a laceration in his mouth, managed to hold on to Miguel Cabrera's fly ball.
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In January, an 22017-year-old Oregon boy fell while riding his bike, his handle bars causing a laceration.
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The autopsy reportedly indicated that Bradford, 85033, had a laceration on his face that could indicate he fell forward.
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Our ostensible hero is a downcast young man with a near-fresh laceration on his cheek and bruised knuckles.
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He left the field on the back of a cart, and the team announced he suffered a head laceration.
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F Jeff Green (eight points) left the game in the third quarter with a face laceration and did not return.
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Kool Keith: When Octagon was back on Jupiter, he specialized in a blend of cannibalism, laceration, organs, and body parts.
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The boy suffered a six-inch laceration to his right leg, and was pulled from the water by his father.
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According to ABC News, a police officer suffered a laceration to the head after allegedly being struck with the cleaver.
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They left him with a head laceration that required multiple staples, a broken wrist, a chipped tooth, and other injuries.
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Arrieta pitched with a laceration on his right thumb, but said the cut did not give him any problems Saturday.
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He will replace C James McCann, who went on the 20.00-day disabled list because of a left hand laceration.
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The jury heard the girl's labia minora had been almost completely severed and there was a laceration to the clitoris.
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The woman left Comrie's home and went to a rape treatment center -- where examiners noted a laceration to her anus.
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Laceration repairs had the highest average price markup, while the cost of interpreting CT scans varied the most across the country.
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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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While the arrow also hit the resident in the chin, it only left a small laceration which required no medical treatment.
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Timberwolves guard Andrew Wiggins left the game in the third quarter with a laceration on his chin and did not return.
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In the case of Magomed Abdusalamov, he scribbles his decisions: 60 days for the facial laceration; "indefinite" for the nasal injury.
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In a statement, WorkSafeBC said his injuries included "concussion, facial fracture, and laceration," though O'Brien declined to discuss the visceral details.
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People keep saying hardening schools is going to protect our kids, but that's putting a Band-Aid over a massive laceration.
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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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About 30 minutes later, a shark gripped 21-year-old Riley Petrovich at the ankle, leaving him with a foot laceration.
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I think today everyone needs to work to change the global situation, which is one of deep laceration and serious conflict.
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His health ailments included obesity, a leg laceration, typhoid fever, jaw cancer, hearing loss, kidney inflammation, gout, and a heart attack.
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Afterward, Piazza fell several times, resulting in a traumatic brain injury and a laceration in his spleen that ultimately proved fatal.
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The woman suffered a severe laceration, and could be seen with blood on her face in a photo within the complaint.
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The boys' injuries included a broken pelvis for Daniel, and an ankle fracture, jaw fracture, liver laceration and pancreatic injury for Luke.
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Nava's hand was stepped on by Rangers 2B Rougned Odor earlier in the inning when sliding into second base, causing a laceration.
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More from VICE: Straining to pass dry stools increases the risk of laceration of the anus, hemorrhoids, prolapse, and the condition diverticulosis.
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He can pivot from a self-laceration to a threat on a dime, changing his delivery from scarred to tough for emphasis.
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It had a deep laceration on one of its front legs, as well as being very tired and sore from the ordeal.
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The boys' injuries included a broken pelvis for Daniel and an ankle fracture, jaw fracture, liver laceration and pancreatic injury for Luke.
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And the music that this trio creates has a double identity, too: sometimes a tangle of electric laceration, elsewhere an ethereal sprawl.thebellhouseny.
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Displaced rib fractures can lead to life-threatening injuries such as: hemopneumothorax, pneumothorax, pneumonia, internal bleeding, laceration of internal organs and lung contusions.
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Melvin Guillard — Submission Win Also early in a 1st round, after ground and pound exchange, Nate suffers his worst documented right eyebrow laceration.
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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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Organizers said eight foreign athletes were injured, with seven sustaining minor injuries and one remaining in hospital for treatment of a leg laceration.
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The unidentified other man suffered a contusion on his eye, a chipped tooth and a laceration on his nose, according to multiple reports.
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His narrative of self-catechism and self-laceration has the carefully modulated quality of a classically trained actor doing an intense audition piece.
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C James McCann suffered a left hand laceration after being hit by a pitch from Astros RHP Mike Fiers in the fourth inning.
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When I spoke to Chang that day, he talked almost without interruption for ninety minutes, in bursts of defiance, anger, and self-laceration.
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The beating left Harris, 20, with a head laceration that required multiple staples, a broken wrist, and a chipped tooth, among other injuries.
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Yankee Candle is recalling around 31,000 of its "Luminous Collection" candles, saying a square glass jar containing the fragrant wax is a laceration hazard.
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On Wednesday, detectives noticed that Leiva had a previous injury – a laceration on his chest they believed was self-inflicted – and required medical attention.
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The mirrors were not properly glued to backing and the mirror can fall, posing a laceration hazard, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Haley's friend, Alan Chislof, suffered a concussion, facial laceration near his right temple, a bad cut above his left eye, facial bruising and hematoma.
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"Of the people who groom, 1.4 percent of them sought medical attention for a laceration or infection from their injury," Breyer told Reuters Health.
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We will not reunify and soldier on together; this is a fresh laceration, and everything that happens now will only slice it open further.
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The teen then allegedly approached a second classmate, stabbing him in the neck and leaving a "knuckle-deep" laceration that required surgery to close.
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Details of the incident are graphic, with officials saying the woman suffered a laceration to her genitals as a result of Rhoden's alleged actions.
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A pathologist later identified the bruise "as the external appearance of a profound laceration to Tim's spleen inside his unconscious body," the report said.
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Harris sustained serious injuries from the beating, including a head laceration requiring 10 staples, a spinal injury, a broken wrist and a chipped tooth.
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Only there does he discover that his face is caked with blood and that there is a long, gaping laceration on his right temple.
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There have already been seven reports of the knife failing to lock, resulting in six reports of laceration injuries, four of which required medical attention.
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The woman suffered a small laceration and a bloody nose, and a large portion of one of her front teeth was chipped, court documents state.
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According to a statement on the Police Department's website, Alan struck one officer in the head, causing a laceration, when they arrived in the room.
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A 21-year-old woman with a deep laceration to the back of her head first met police before she was sent to the hospital.
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The ruthless self-laceration of "Alameda" that sandwiches "Speed Trials" and "...Big Nothing"—nobody broke his heart, he broke it himself—just drives it home.
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La'Rayah had fractured ribs, "multiple skull contusions," and a large liver laceration believed to be "the probable cause of her demise," WMUR and KSNV reports.
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"Displaced rib fractures can lead to life-threatening injuries such as: hemopneumothorax, pneumothorax, pneumonia, internal bleeding, laceration of internal organs and lung contusions," Stafford said.
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The nine men and one woman were between 19 and 58, the fire department said in a tweet, and all had multiple stab and laceration wounds.
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CR7 was also sporting a bandage over the corner of his eye -- where it appears he suffered the laceration that left him bloody during the game.
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During surgery to repair the laceration and reset his nose, he had to be placed on a ventilator when doctors were unable to control his bleeding.
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A 14-year-old girl who was on the bus remains in the hospital with a fractured hip, internal bleeding, and a laceration to the liver.
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"I was basically in a room of swirling glass," said Mr. Banwell, 56, who was taken by ambulance on Thursday to be treated for a laceration.
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The list of injuries on the organization's site is long and disturbing, dominated by concussions, with the occasional fractured sternum, joint separation or severe facial laceration.
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According to the ACOG, it "can decrease muscular resistance and reduce the likelihood of laceration" when practiced during either the end of pregnancy or during labor.
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A 6-year-old boy was playing on a farm when he cut his forehead, a laceration that was simple enough to tend to at home.
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Last November, the singer suffered a laceration to the face after being struck with a sword, reportedly by Princess Beatrice, who was pretending to knight James Blunt.
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He was pronounced dead soon after his arrival, having bled out from a laceration left by the plug of the power cord he was allegedly whipped with.
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Harris also reportedly suffered a facial laceration in the accident but left the hospital "against medical advice" after he was told there was no private rooms available.
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The police were called and Magana was taken to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with an acute head injury, cervical strain, and laceration of the lip.
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When the company's frosted balsam jar candles are lit, the glass jar can break causing possible fire and laceration hazards, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Slugging 3B Miguel Sano, expected to bounce back after a disastrous 2018 campaign, appears to be out until at least May with a laceration to his right heel.
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In the midst of the melee, Michael Chiesa, a fellow MMA fighter, was hospitalized due to an apparent laceration to his forehead, UFC President Dana White told ESPN.
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The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office said Tuesday that the cause of death was a blow to Jackson's abdomen, which led to a small bowel laceration and peritonitis.
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Pittsburgh starter Jameson Taillon was forced from the game because of a right finger laceration after giving up one hit and striking out five in three scoreless innings.
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But in lyrical content, Maine tended toward both self-laceration and staring at the stars, pondering his own insignificance while also inflating his experiences to near mythological scale.
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Harris, 20, a former special ed instructor, sustained serious injuries, including a head laceration that required 10 staples, a spinal injury, a broken wrist, and a chipped tooth.
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Police took a closer look at the woman's body and found a large laceration across her stomach and found that several of her organs were missing, the Herald reported.
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TMZ obtained the shots of Algernon Pitre ... he claims he suffered the black eye, laceration and general swelling at the hands of Epps around 4 AM Saturday in Harrah's.
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Moraes connected numerous elbows throughout the fight, but it was the least solid connection that produced a laceration which drenched both men with blood for the next ten minutes.
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The stabbing caused a 12-inch-long neck laceration that left Neville with "life-threatening injuries," Hurley Medical Center trauma surgeon Dr. Donald Scholten said in a press conference.
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One day while I was in the emergency room suturing a laceration just a few weeks after starting my internship, I heard my name being paged to the lobby.
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In those times, a simple laceration could mean death, and modern procedures like organ transplantation, coronary bypass surgery, and prosthetic joint replacements were the fantastic stuff of scientific fiction.
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But as he was careening down the hill that Saturday, Liam crashed into the dirt, and his bike's handlebar cut through his jeans, causing a deep laceration on his thigh.
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Thankfully, James Harden was on hand to witness LaVar's embarrassment, as Compton threw down twelve dunks on Ball's Big Ballers—the crowd chattering gleefully at each laceration to Ball's team.
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The company reported Friday that the locking mechanism on the knives can fail to engage when extending the blade -- creating a laceration hazard, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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According to police, the only injury was a small laceration on the victim's chin caused by the momentum of the arrow's impact, which sent the phone flying into his face.
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The young girl's mother told the news outlet that her daughter has five teeth marks on her back and a large laceration that severed a tendon in her left arm.
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Doncic was dazzling with 31 points, 15 assists and 1533 rebounds, despite a fourth-quarter laceration on the back of his head from a collision with Howard that required stitches.
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Tampa Bay C Wilson Ramos, who needed six staples in his head to close a laceration Monday, pinch hit Tuesday and could be in the lineup for the finale. 3.
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During a press briefing Tuesday, Martin County Sheriff William Snyder confirmed Harrouff sustained an "extremely deep" laceration to his right hand that nearly severed his thumb during the alleged attack.
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Whenever I thought it was after, I found myself noticing strange marks on his face: a cut on his cheek, or the scar from a huge laceration on his neck.
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Martha Nippert claims she suffered a "severe and debilitating laceration of a tendon in her middle finger" when a flower-filled vase delivered to her home shattered in her hands.
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Boston's Rick Nash (concussion), Sean Kuraly (upper body) and Riley Nash (ear laceration) all missed the game, although all three are progressing and Riley Nash will resume skating on Monday.
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Drew Stubbs took over in center field for the bottom of the fourth in place of Smith, who had a laceration over his left eye and is listed day-to-day.
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"Crooked Shadows" will not do much for the Dashboard Confessional fan—or for the young teen who has never heard of the band but desperately craves its strain of emotional laceration.
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But when she brought up the laceration in the meeting, prosecutors told her, "'that could have happened in a bowel movement,' so it means nothing to my case," Madill told BuzzFeed News.
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The 10-inch portable saw — Craftsman model number 137.415030 — comes with a black metal foldable stand that "can collapse unexpectedly, posing laceration and impact injury hazards to the operator," the agency said.
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"Displaced rib fractures can lead to life-threatening injuries such as: hemopneumothorax, pneumothorax, pneumonia, internal bleeding, laceration of internal organs and lung contusions," said Doug Stafford, the senior adviser, in a statement.
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Los Angeles Rams safety Eric Weddle left with 5:23 remaining in the second quarter with a head laceration, with blood dripping off his head and down both sides of his jersey.
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The nurse who examined her for a rape kit test found a laceration in Madill's anus presumably from when the therapist allegedly stuck his fingers inside her during a massage in February 2017.
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Right-hander Felix Pena (8-3) followed opener Taylor Cole and gave up one run over 3 2/3 innings despite pitching with a small laceration on the back of his right thumb.
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Her arrangement was postponed to Monday, while Leiva, who is being treated for a laceration in his upper chest, will be arraigned after he is medically cleared, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Most stabbings, beatings, and shootings establish a visible bruise or laceration and the severity of it, and the use of a weapon helps the police and prosecutors determine which assault statutes to apply.
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In the 19th century, Dostoyevsky wrote about the phenomenon of self-laceration, as both a physical and spiritual form of torment, a naturally unnatural response to the divisive absurdities of self and society.
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Backes left the game with 21.2 seconds left in the first period after suffering a laceration above his right knee from the skate of Yanni Gourde during a goalmouth scrum and didn't return.
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According to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG), between 53- 79% of vaginal deliveries will result in some type of laceration, although it usually doesn't lead to any kind of functional issues.
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But instead, sandwiched between one patient with a finger laceration and another suffering from chest pain, the man ended up waiting for several hours on a narrow gurney in an open emergency room bay.
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Though the types of injuries seem minor, the authors suggest facial laceration and the coinciding scars can "lead to anxiety and lowered self-esteem," which may lead to "antisocial behavioral changes" in some cases.
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Law enforcement says Casanova and an accomplice assaulted Rucker -- leaving her with a possible fracture in her jaw and a facial laceration requiring 4 stitches -- and one of them put her in a sleeper hold.
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"We have recently received consumer feedback regarding our new Luminous Collection candles which has indicated that when the candle is lit, the glass jar may crack, posing a possible laceration hazard," a statement on YankeeCandle.
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The best part of these pages is that Gessen, in addition to some requisite self-laceration, allows Andrei to flail, mourn, fantasize and, sometimes, succeed without tipping him either into self-absorption or self-loathing.
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"We have recently received consumer feedback regarding our new Luminous Collection candles which has indicated that when the candle is lit, the glass jar may crack, posing a possible laceration hazard," reads a statement on YankeeCandle.com.
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According to his attorney, Harris ended up with a concussion, a head laceration that required staples, a fractured wrist, a knee injury, and other abrasions and contusions across his body as a result of the clash.
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This maximum strength is achieved after 3 months of healing and is why most MMA organizations, both amateur and professional, issue a mandatory 3 month no contact/sparing suspension to any fighter who has suffered a laceration.
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The officer called to the hospital wrote she had "a laceration on the back of her head that was still bleeding with blood in her hair" and that her face, eye and arms were swollen and bruised.
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In December, the popular Yankee Candle Company recalled six products in their Luminous Candle Collection due to possible laceration hazards, while 2.8 million of Samsung's top-load washing machines were flagged in November after reports of explosions.
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One source claimed to police that Massad removed a fishing hook from their back and supplied a cortisone shot, and another witness said Massad stitched up a deep laceration in the ankle, according to a criminal complaint.
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After recovering from a painful fall in 2017 that left Underwood with a broken wrist and a facial laceration that required 40-50 stitches, the star revealed she'd also suffered through three miscarriages in less than two years.
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Mike Moustakas launched a two-run homer, and Ben Gamel had a two-run single for the Brewers, who scratched right-hander Anderson from his scheduled start with a laceration on the middle finger of his pitching hand.
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Hauschild, who is still recovering from a laceration to her right arm that required stitches, will be replaced by Stephania Haralabidis as the team looks to claim their fifth straight Pan American Games title next week in Lima.
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Other physiological side effects related to abortion include increased risk of pre-term birth, increased risk of ectopic pregnancy, bleeding/hemorrhage, laceration of the cervix; menstrual problems; inflammation of reproductive organs; bladder or bowel perforation; and serious infection.
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Pack the wounds Stop the Bleed also teaches attendees to pack wounds, a "remarkably effective" method at controlling blood loss, Garrett says, whether the injury is from a gunshot or a laceration from a kitchen knife, for example.
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TMZ Sports obtained these photos, taken by police who responded to the Taylors' home last week in Pembroke Pines, FL. In the pics you can see a "3-inch laceration" in the back of the NFL great's head.
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Nonpowder guns accounted for 10.6 percent of the eye injuries — but for almost half of the hospitalizations, which tend to reflect serious injuries, such as laceration or puncture of the eye, that may lead to permanent visual loss.
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Sources close to Tori Brixx tell TMZ ... she was pistol whipped by the robbers who broke into her home demanding cash and jewelry, suffering a deep laceration on her cheek, along with bruising and swelling around her eye.
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But now 20-year-old DeAndre Harris, who reportedly suffered a concussion, a head laceration that required 10 staples, a broken wrist, and a chipped tooth, is facing a felony charge himself: unlawful wounding for allegedly fighting back.
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Despite standing just five-foot-seven and weighing 145 pounds, he played as a tight end and quickly sustained a facial laceration during football practice in early October, garnering national headlines as first casualty on the Harvard freshmen team.
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It means that after Diaz suffered his first brow laceration and repair, even if it healed perfectly and was done by the most skilled plastic surgeon, the scar tissue would reach only 80% of the areas previous tensile strength.
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But the doctor is accused of causing "a laceration of the victim's cervix, a perforation of the uterine wall, and a disruption and transection of the uterine artery," according to the office of Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown.
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Lowell may well have had in mind George Meredith's "Modern Love" (1862), another verse narrative of marital catastrophe, whose sixteen-line sonnets have the poet speaking as both cuckold and adulterer, with anger and self-laceration and bitter amusement.
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We broke the story ... Alan claims he was choked so badly by Adam and other security that night, he suffered a concussion, a facial laceration near his right temple, a bad cut above his left eye, facial bruising and hematoma.
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After cutting his right foot while reveling in a championship with Estrellas, his Dominican Winter League team, Sano will miss at least a week of full-squad workouts while wearing a walking boot to help protect a laceration above the heel.
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The cart is filled with everything to manage a hemorrhage: medicines that slow the flow of blood, instruments that repair a tear or laceration, intrauterine balloons that can provide pressure and control bleeding from a uterus that isn't contracting well.
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Police saw that one of the Vasquezes had scratches on her face and a laceration to her right thumb, the report says, while the other Vasquez told them she was punched in the face multiple times and pulled by the hair.
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Building upon Antonin Artaud's notion of a "pure cruelty, without bodily laceration," one that signifies "rigor, implacable intention and decision, irreversible and absolute determination," Nelson is attracted to "this precision, sharpness, this rigor," and it seems Hatoum is as well.
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" A police dog tracked the scent from the victim's body to a location in the wooded area, where police encountered Richards, who had "fresh scratches on his face consistent with a fight and was attempting to conceal a laceration on his left hand.
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She was so smart and caustic and witty that it was easy to accept her fourth-wall breaks as a kind of inner monologue — but little by little, these moments proved to be self-laceration, an unwillingness to forgive herself for her sins.
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Amid bits of collage and snippets of writing, phallic widgets tumble around her shoulders and bodice; a miniature sword protrudes from her mouth; long pins pierce her temple and forehead; and a short laceration splits the skin at the base of her neck.
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The troupe returned to New York this fall with a five-alarm, viscerally charged tour through the past and present of the art of resistance in Eastern Europe, from Dostoevsky's parables of self-laceration to the fabled protest performances of Pussy Riot.
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"The 'wolfpack' make videos everyday threatening and bashing him and while we don't have proof that they were involved, he was terrified and didn't know what hit him," said the rep, who claimed that Feldman does have a laceration on his stomach despite conflicting reports.
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Travis Stackhouse initially claimed his son Sir Stackhouse had fallen down the stairs last weekend, which caused him multiple injuries, including bruising to both eyes, a cut on his lip, a laceration on his sternum and three cuts on his back, Fox 6 Now reports.
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The paramedics in the helicopter let us know in advance that incoming was a "34F s/p MVA unresponsive with dilated pupil, scalp laceration, multiple orthopedic injuries," meaning a 34-year-old woman who got in a car accident and wasn't awake or responsive.
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Read more: Alternative facts: How white supremacists got the black man they brutally beat charged with felony Harris, who was 20 at the time, suffered a concussion, a head laceration that required 10 staples, a broken wrist, a spinal injury, and a chipped tooth.
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At the camp, officers said they were approached by Richards and noticed that he had several fresh scratches on his face "consistent with fighting" and that he was attempting to conceal a deep laceration in his left hand, which he tried to bury in the ground.
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At the camp, officers said they were approached by Richards and noticed that he had several fresh scratches on his face "consistent with fighting" and that he was allegedly attempting to conceal a deep laceration in his left hand, which he tried to bury in the ground.
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For a study published in Risk Analysis, researchers recorded maternal complications in more than two million births, tracking complications that can reasonably be controlled by hospital staff: severe perineal laceration, ruptured uterus, unplanned hysterectomy, admission to an intensive care unit, or unplanned operating procedure following delivery.
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Some of the missing faces in the photographs are shaped like lockets, but not this one: A man walks a dog down a country lane and between them is the barest wisp of sleeve — and then nothing, a laceration where there once was once another person.
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Recalling the consequences of those infamous magazine articles — in which he used the phrase "sexual napalm," chronicled his onanism in horrific detail, referred to his male anatomy as David Duke and somehow separately used a racial epithet — Mr. Mayer was vivid and virtuosic in his self-laceration.
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Police arrested the person they believe is responsible, Chief Barrere said: A half-hour after the attack, a man showed up at the same emergency room as the victims with a laceration to his hand, and he was quickly identified as the man from the white Hyundai.
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Tyler Watkins Davis, a 50-year-old from Middleberg, Florida, is the fourth man to be found guilty for taking part in the violent attack on 20-year-old DeAndre Harris, breaking his wrist, chipping his tooth, and causing a spinal injury and head laceration that required staples.
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On the night of the kidnapping, Muller was carrying a water pistol painted black and duct-taped to a flashlight and laser pointer and headphones for the couple, with a pre-recorded message "in which the 'group' threatened to punish noncompliance with electric shock or facial laceration," Segal wrote.
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Tyler Watkins Davis, a 50-year-old from Middleberg, Florida, is the fourth man to be found guilty for taking part in the violent attack on 123-year-old DeAndre Harris, breaking his wrist, chipping his tooth, and causing a spinal injury and head laceration that required staples.
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Harden, meanwhile, was left with a scary laceration on his left eyelid and two bloodshot eyes after taking an inadvertent rake to the face from Draymond Green — but he amassed a team-high 29 points through blurry vision despite squinting and wincing for the rest of the evening.
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She had a "gaping laceration" on her neck and wounds on the top of her head, say police, who arrested the stepfather based in part on a combination of video surveillance and assistance from Fitbit, which seems to have a less contentious relationship with law enforcement than some tech companies.
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At any given moment, someone there might be suturing a laceration, lancing an abscess, aspirating a gouty joint, biopsying a suspicious skin lesion, managing a bipolar-disorder crisis, assessing a geriatric patient who had taken a fall, placing an intrauterine contraceptive device, or stabilizing a patient who'd had an asthma attack.
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After her body was taken to a local medical center and checked by a medical examiner, however, it was determined there was bruising on the girl's head and face, a laceration on her liver, a few fractured ribs and a ruptured air sac, according to a police report obtained by NBC 6.
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"While attempting to save his pup, 72-year-old man sustained a laceration on his right arm, a possible fractured right arm, and a wounded right leg that had "Earlier reports described that his dog had died in the attack, but the ABC reports that she is alive, and has sustained serious injuries.
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The toolkit recommends that every hospital delivering babies has a cart filled with everything needed to manage a hemorrhage and keep moms alive: medicines that slow the flow of blood, instruments that repair a tear or laceration, intrauterine balloons that can provide pressure and control bleeding from a uterus that isn't contracting well.
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Notwithstanding the obvious possibility of drowning, most people don't think of another major danger of wading through the murky water: If you get a large laceration or even a minor cut from hidden debris, you could die of a tetanus infection or any one of a myriad of bacterial infections, which spread very rapidly.
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