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Figure Legends :
Figure 1. (A) Appearance of right ischial tuberosity pressure
wound on D1 prior to operative intervention. (B) Inserted ruler showing
depth of wound at 10 cm.
Figure 2. (A) General appearance of right ischial tuberosity
wound measuring 17cm x 7.5cm x 3cm taken 20 days after operative suture
ligation due to acute hemorrhage. (B) Inserted ruler showing the depth
of the wound at 3 cm.