Self Inflicted Cut Throat Injury a A Series of 2 Cases

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Dr. Ajay Manickam
Dr. Ajay Manickam MBBS
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Ajay Manickam
Ajay Manickam
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Shaswati Sengupta
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Rajarshi Sannigrahi
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Jayanta Saha
Jayanta Saha
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Sk Basu
Sk Basu
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Souradeep Ray
Souradeep Ray
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The incidence and pattern of suicide vary from country to country. Cut throat injuries can beeither suicidal or homicidal. These are well recognized methods of homicide and are less commonly used in suicides and are very rarely accidental. Suicide by incising one’s own throatis always associated with hesitation marks and homicidal wounds are not associated with one. Psychiatric illness, psychological stress and poverty are some of the associatedfactors of suicidal cut throat injury. when a patient comes with suicidal cut throat injuries, a multidisciplinary approach is required in the effective management of victims. This requires the close collaboration of the Otorhinolaryngologist, the anaesthesiologist and the psychiatrist.

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Dr. Ajay Manickam. 2015. \u201cSelf Inflicted Cut Throat Injury a A Series of 2 Cases\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - J: Dentistry & Otolaryngology GJMR-J Volume 15 (GJMR Volume 15 Issue J2): .

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The incidence and pattern of suicide vary from country to country. Cut throat injuries can beeither suicidal or homicidal. These are well recognized methods of homicide and are less commonly used in suicides and are very rarely accidental. Suicide by incising one’s own throatis always associated with hesitation marks and homicidal wounds are not associated with one. Psychiatric illness, psychological stress and poverty are some of the associatedfactors of suicidal cut throat injury. when a patient comes with suicidal cut throat injuries, a multidisciplinary approach is required in the effective management of victims. This requires the close collaboration of the Otorhinolaryngologist, the anaesthesiologist and the psychiatrist.

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