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Burn Severity, Illustration

A diagram of illustrated sections of skin with different burn degrees. First degree burns (top) only affect the epidermis, the superficial layer of skin, and are commonly caused by sunburns. Second degree burns extend to deep portions of the dermis and are accompanied by the formation of blisters. Third and fourth degree burns extend beyond the epidermis and dermis to underlying layers of fat, muscle or bone, and require excision or amputation of affected regions.

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Title:

Burn Severity, Illustration

Caption:

A diagram of illustrated sections of skin with different burn degrees. First degree burns (top) only affect the epidermis, the superficial layer of skin, and are commonly caused by sunburns. Second degree burns extend to deep portions of the dermis and are accompanied by the formation of blisters. Third and fourth degree burns extend beyond the epidermis and dermis to underlying layers of fat, muscle or bone, and require excision or amputation of affected regions.

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Album / Science Source / Evan Oto

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3600 x 6000 px | 61.8 MB

Print size:

30.5 x 50.8 cm | 12.0 x 20.0 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

1ST • 2ND • 3RD • 4TH CENTURY A. C. • 4TH CENTURY A. D • 4TH CENTURY A. D. • 4TH CENTURY AC • 4TH CENTURY AD • 4TH CENTURY • ANATOMIC • ANATOMY • ANNOTATED • ART • ARTWORK • BLISTER • BURN • CHART • DEGREE • DERMIS • DIAGRAM • EPIDERMIS • FIRST • FLESH • FOURTH CENTURY A. D. • FOURTH CENTURY • FOURTH • GRADE • GRAPHIC • GROSS ANATOMY • HYPODERMIS • ILLUSTRATION • INFOGRAPHIC • INFORMATION • INJURY • INTEGUMENTARY • SCARFSKIN • SECOND • SKIN • SUNBURN • SYSTEM • THIRD