e/Reverse bite injury

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has gloss	eng: A reverse bite injury (also called a clenched fist injury, or closed fist injury) is when, after one person punches another person in the face, the skin (and sometimes tendons) of his or her knuckles are cut against the teeth of the person he or she is punching. The medical treatment of this injury is similar to those of a human bite, but may also involve damage of the underlying tendons. Management may involve cutting away infected tissue, which may include tendons and therefore involve loss of use of the hand; infection also tends to spread along the tendon sheath, so that what was originally a small injury goes on to involve the entire hand.
lexicalization	eng: Reverse bite injury
instance of	e/Physical trauma