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MASH (1972) - S01E17 Drama
3.6s
Multiple lacerations, contusions and abrasions.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S08E16 If Only You Were Lonely
1.7s
and multiple lacerations and abrasions.
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Bosch (2014) - S01E03 Drama
3.3s
"ANAL PENETRATION RESULTING IN MULTIPLE LACERATIONS,
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S19E12 Pick Yourself Up
1.6s
Multiple lacerations to the liver, as well.
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Lucifer (2016) - S02E11
2.7s
Multiple chest hair options. Amazing.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S08E21 Moment of Truth
3.2s
Contusions and lacerations over chest and abdomen.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S12E21 Romance
2.2s
Multiple stab wounds, chest and abdomen.
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Just Friends (2005)
3.2s
with multiple lacerations on lower mandible and possible concussion.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S04E01 A Change Is Gonna Come
2.9s
lacerations on the chest and haunches, short, fast breaths.
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MASH (1972) - S01E11 Drama
3.4s
| just got this kid out ofshock. He‘s got multiple lacerations.
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MASH (1972) - S01E21 Drama
4.4s
— Multiple fragment wounds, lacerated iliac artery. — So what‘s his problem?
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S07E07 That's Me Trying
3.3s
John Doe, multiple chest and extremity traumas.
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Mad Max (1979)
3.7s
Multiple traumas, spleen, liver, lung, flail chest,
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S17E06 No Time for Despair
1.5s
lacerate his artery,
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iZombie (2015) - S01E03 Crime
2.1s
to check for heart lacerations.
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Royal Pains (2009) - S08E04 Doubt of Africa
1.6s
than our average for lacerations?