Incomplete hanging
Hanging in which part of the body (feet, knees, buttocks) remains in contact with a surface. Biomechanically equivalent to complete hanging because the partial weight still exceeds the threshold for carotid and venous occlusion.
Hanging in which part of the body (feet, knees, buttocks) remains in contact with a surface. Biomechanically equivalent to complete hanging because the partial weight still exceeds the threshold for carotid and venous occlusion.
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