Abstract
The issue of bleeding is so complex that, despite the considerable literature in this area, it is still poorly developed, and yet not only theoretically, but also purely practically, this issue is of great interest: we often see from everyday surgical practice that with the same size and localization of the wound, one organism bleeds profusely, while the other will have only a few drops of blood.
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