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What happens if someone were to cut the cartilage in their throat, would they get stitches?
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Trauma: Let's first,hope some one does not cut the cartilage,it would be bad,If there is soft tissue cut,sure stitches needed,cartilage,difficult to cut,it can be transacted,or fractured,yes then they need to be wired or fixed.
Answered 4/23/2018
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