Скачать или смотреть Bomb Blast Injuries in Forensic Medicine | Primary to Quaternary Injuries | Dr Gautam Biswas

In this lecture, Dr Gautam Biswas, DiogiNerve’s FMT faculty, explains blast injuries in detail an important and frequently asked topic in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology.

This session covers:
Types of blast injuries – Primary, Secondary, Tertiary & Quaternary
Mechanism of air, immersion and solid blast
Key organs affected in primary blast injury
Marshall Triad in explosion injuries
Medico-legal considerations in blast cases
Identification, trace evidence & autopsy protocol
High-yield MCQs for exams
Important points on blast lung, GIT injury & incendiary bombs

Perfect for:
MBBS students
PG aspirants (NEET PG / INI-CET)
Forensic Medicine enthusiasts
Anyone revising FMT high-yield topics

Key Concepts Covered:
Definition and mechanism of blast injuries
Air blast vs immersion blast vs solid blast
Tympanic membrane rupture, blast lung, abdominal perforation
Injuries from flying debris and bomb fragments
Tertiary injuries due to blast wind
Burns, crush injuries & other quaternary effects
Reconstruction of explosion using radiology
Identification challenges in mass disasters
Marshall Triad (abrasions + bruises + punctate lacerations)

Watch till the end for exam-oriented points and quick revision tips.
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Dr Gautam Biswas
MBBS, MD (Forensic Medicine & Toxicology)