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fourth degree burn

An illustration of a section of skin with a fourth degree burn. Fourth degree burns extend through the entire skin and into the underlying layers of fat, muscle, and even bone. These burns take on a blackened or charred appearance that requires excision or amputation of dead tissue.
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Title: fourth degree burn
Caption: An illustration of a section of skin with a fourth degree burn. Fourth degree burns extend through the entire skin and into the underlying layers of fat, muscle, and even bone. These burns take on a blackened or charred appearance that requires excision or amputation of dead tissue.
Credit: Album / Science Source / Evan Oto
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Image size: 3300 × 2550 px | 24.1 MB
Print size: 27.9 × 21.6 cm | 1299.2 × 1003.9 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: 4TH CENTURY A. C. • 4TH CENTURY A. D • 4TH CENTURY A. D. • 4TH CENTURY AC • 4TH CENTURY AD • 4TH CENTURY • 4TH • ART • ARTWORK • BURN • COMPLETE • DEEP • DEGREE • DERMIS • DIAGRAM • EPIDERMIS • FOURTH CENTURY A. D. • FOURTH CENTURY • FOURTH • FULL • GRADE • HYPODERMIS • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • ILUSTRATION • INJURY • MEDICAL • MEDICINAL • SCARFSKIN • SKIN • THICKNESS • TISSUE