X99: Assault by sharp object

Assault by a sharp object refers to injuries inflicted by items like knives, shards of glass, or other pointed implements, typically during incidents of interpersonal violence. The damage inflicted ranges widely, depending on factors like the object's size and sharpness, the force behind the assault, and the body regions involved. Injuries may be superficial (affecting only the skin) or can be much more serious, involving deeper structures like muscles, internal organs, or blood vessels. Resulting symptoms often include pain, bleeding, and possible impairment of function depending on the injury's location and severity. Without prompt and adequate medical intervention, there's a risk of infection, significant blood loss, organ damage, or even death especially in severe cases. The physical harm is usually accompanied by psychological distress which may necessitate mental health care along with the physical treatment.