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Third Degree Of Burn. Hand With Damaged Outer Epidermis And Inner Dermis Layer Of Skin. Severe Injury. Flat Vector


Third degree of burn. Hand with damaged outer epidermis and inner dermis layer of skin. Severe injury. Flat vector Vector Illustration
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Third degree of burn. Hand with damaged outer epidermis and inner dermis layer of skin. Severe injury. Flat vector #105385055
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Third degree of burn. Hand with damaged outer epidermis and inner dermis layer of skin. Severe injury concept. Isolated vector in flat style. Graphic design for medicine book, poster or flyer.

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