All of the following are seen in antemoem burns, EXCEPT:
Antemoem burns are characterised by the presence of large blisters, with a red inflammatory base and with fluid consisting of albumin, chlorides and white blood cells. Difference between antemoem and postmoem burns: Features Ante moem burns Post moem burns Line of redness Present around burnt area Absent Vesication Blister contain serous fluids with protein and chlorides Blister contain fluid and air, proteins and chlorides are not seen Reparative process Present Absent Blood May be cherry red due to carbon monoxide Not seen Soot paicles in upper respiratory passages Present Absent Curling's ulcer May be seen Absent Enzyme activity Present Absent Ref: Concise Textbook Of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology By Sharma page 72.
Vesicle
Pus formation
Inflammatory red line
Blister with hypermedia base