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TATTOO | HALVAA | BERLIN
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пісня сюди дуже підходить по сенсу, бо там "I can't be your superman"
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@Пермь тату - тг elmartatto9 😌
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Ever wondered what a contact burn actually looks like from a clinical standpoint? That handprint isn't just a stain, it's a textbook case of thermal dermal injury, and it maps almost perfectly onto how burns are staged in a trauma bay. The lighter, well-demarcated regions correspond to areas of partial-thickness (second-degree) injury, where heat penetrated the epidermis and damaged the dermal layer beneath, causing the coagulated tissue to blanch and lift. The darker striations at the finger margins are consistent with more severe, full-thickness (third-degree) involvement, where the burn destroyed nerve endings entirely. That's the clinically dangerous part: at that depth, the patient often feels no pain at the point of injury itself, because the sensory receptors have already been cauterized. Any discomfort reported afterward typically comes from the surrounding zone of partial-thickness tissue, not the core contact site. In an ER, a burn like this would be assessed using the
Ever wondered what a contact burn actually looks like from a clinical standpoint? That handprint isn't just a stain, it's a textbook case of thermal dermal injury, and it maps almost perfectly onto how burns are staged in a trauma bay. The lighter, well-demarcated regions correspond to areas of partial-thickness (second-degree) injury, where heat penetrated the epidermis and damaged the dermal layer beneath, causing the coagulated tissue to blanch and lift. The darker striations at the finger margins are consistent with more severe, full-thickness (third-degree) involvement, where the burn destroyed nerve endings entirely. That's the clinically dangerous part: at that depth, the patient often feels no pain at the point of injury itself, because the sensory receptors have already been cauterized. Any discomfort reported afterward typically comes from the surrounding zone of partial-thickness tissue, not the core contact site. In an ER, a burn like this would be assessed using the "rule of palm," where the size of the patient's own hand approximates roughly 1% of total body surface area, useful shorthand for triaging severity even in a small, localized injury like this one. Treatment protocol would call for immediate irrigation with cool (not ice-cold) water for 10 to 20 minutes, sterile non-adherent dressing, and monitoring for infection given how readily damaged dermis becomes a portal for pathogens. It's a striking visual of something clinicians see constantly in miniature: tissue doesn't need charring to be seriously injured, just a few seconds of contact with a surface hot enough to overwhelm the skin's ability to dissipate heat. ✅Follow @drdavidabbasi for More Daily Medical Content & Health Tips! 📍Schedule a consultation in Delray Beach! Visit www.primeorthocenter.com
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