Self-inflicted gunshot wounds to avoid combat.
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[An unusual case of self-castration].
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Castration↗
[Oedipism associated with double retinal detachment].
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[Medical and health insurance significance of artifacts].
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Artifacts↗
[Artefacts, hysteria & the evaluation of the corneal & pharyngeal reflex].
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Artifacts↗
[Case of dissimulation; contribution to military medical expert testimony].
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Expert Testimony↗
Selfbiting among feeble-minded persons.
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[Hemorrhage from the aorta caused by a foreign body retained in the esophagus].
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Aorta↗
[Apropos of a case of indemnifiable automuilation].
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Epilepsy↗
[Planned self-injury and simulation as a cause of disease].
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Conversion Disorder↗
[2 TYPICAL CASES OF SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS: ICONOGRAPHICAL CONTRIBUTION].
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Agricultural Workers' Diseases↗
[SELF-INDUCED AMPUTATION OF MALE SEX ORGANS].
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Amputation, Surgical↗
[ARTIFACT CONSISTENTLY PRODUCED DURING THE COURSE OF 2 YEARS].
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Artifacts↗
[SUICIDE OR AUTOEROTIC SELF-INFLICTED INJURY?].
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Forensic Medicine↗
[Treatment of self-multilation in children with levomepromazine].
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[The types of self-injuries in those sentenced to prisons].
A classification of self injuries of condemned subjects is suggested, based on analysis of the literature data and the author's own findings. The etiopathogenetic sign (the method of self injury infliction) underlies this classification.
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