Which of the following BEST describes a localized cold injury with a clear line of demarcation of its limits?

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Early frostnip is characterized by a localized cold injury with a clear line of demarcation of its limits. It is a superficial injury that can be easily treated if recognized and managed promptly. Late frostbite, on the other hand, is a more severe injury that affects deeper tissues and can lead to tissue death (necrosis). Immersion foot and deep frostnip are not typically associated with a clear line of demarcation.

Which of the Following BEST Describes a Localized Cold Injury