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Vascularised.
Vascularised is not a category in this classification. Bleeding can be external, internal or exteriorised. External bleeding leaves through a wound; internal bleeding remains inside the body; exteriorised bleeding emerges through a natural opening. The classification alone does not determine severity or replace medical assessment.
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Vascularised.
External.
Exteriorised.
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