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Strangling

Strangling or strangulation is the compression of the neck leading to an increasingly hypoxic state in the brain, which can lead to unconsciousness or even death. Fatal strangulation typically occurs in cases of violence, accidents, and is one of two main ways that hanging causes death (alongside breaking the victim's neck).

Manual strangulation, General & Ligature strangulation

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Manual strangulation

Ligature strangulation

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Strangling

Nodes64
Edges63
Triples25
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.03125
Components1

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Strangling

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related to Ligature strangulation · 15
Strangling → Altemio Sanchez, American Mafia, Cases, Compared, Confessed American, Dennis Nilsen, During, Even, Gary Ridgway, Green River Killer, Incomplete, Ligature, Scottish, Spanish Inquisition, Throughout
related to Manual strangulation · 4
Strangling → Consequently, Depending, In, Manual
related to General · 2
Strangling → Compression, Stimulation

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strangulation neck death ligature manual hanging cases carotid used may compression brain one two mechanism form fatal unconsciousness garrote flow

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ropeinstance ofLigature strangulationLigature strangulation or garroting is strangling with some form of cord0.80text
wireinstance ofLigature strangulationLigature strangulation or garroting is strangling with some form of cord0.80text
chaininstance ofLigature strangulationLigature strangulation or garroting is strangling with some form of cord0.80text
or shoelacesinstance ofLigature strangulationLigature strangulation or garroting is strangling with some form of cord0.80text
Stranglingrelated to GeneralCompression0.60section
Stranglingrelated to GeneralStimulation0.60section
Stranglingrelated to Ligature strangulationLigature0.60section
Stranglingrelated to Ligature strangulationEven0.60section
Stranglingrelated to Ligature strangulationIncomplete0.60section
Stranglingrelated to Ligature strangulationCases0.60section
Stranglingrelated to Ligature strangulationCompared0.60section
Stranglingrelated to Ligature strangulationDuring0.60section

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