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Electric Shock (cont.)

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Media file 1: Electric shock, contact injury to hand. Photograph by Timothy G. Price, MD.
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Media file 2: Electric shock burns due to current flow through metal framed glasses. Photograph by Timothy G. Price, MD.
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Media file 3: Electric shock injury to the foot. Photograph courtesy of William Smock, MD.
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Media file 4: Electric shock injury to the hand. Photograph courtesy of William Smock, MD.
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