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CT is able to differentiate between tissues with similar densities compared with conventional radiography because of:
Third-Degree
A term often associated with burns, indicating the most severe type that damages all layers of skin and possibly underlying tissues.
Partial-Thickness
Describes wounds or burns that affect only some layers of the skin, not penetrating completely through.
Abrasion
A wound caused by superficial damage to the skin, usually due to scraping or friction.
Microorganisms
Small, living organisms that may be seen only with the aid of a microscope.
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