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Cortes Leves, los Arañazos y las Heridas de la Piel

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En el directorio que aparece a continuación encontrará información adicional acerca de los cortes leves, los arañazos y las heridas de la piel, sobre las cuales le proporcionamos una breve descripción.

Descripción General de Heridas Leves

Las Abrasiones

Las Ampollas

Los Moretones

Las Laceraciones sin Puntos

Las Laceraciones con Puntos

Las Heridas Penetrantes

Los Cortes Leves y los Arañazos

Las Astillas

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