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Name: what is the diagnosis that occurs when blood is in the space under the layer or deep to the layer 26122
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00:01 The question is, we have to determine why is a lesion limited to the epidermis won't bleed a lesion to the dermis will use and a lesion to the subcutaneous is associated with running bleeding.

00:15 And also we have to determine why the epidermal lesions don't leave the scar tissue while the dermal and the hypodermal lesions can leave the scars behind.

00:25 Behind.

00:25 Here the epidermis is the outer layer of the skin.

00:34 It usually doesn't bleed because there is no blood vessels present in the region so it is vascular in nature...

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