Hanging causes a large amount of injury to -: (A) Vertebral artery, (B) Carotid Artery, (C) Trachea, (D) Oesophagus
Answer is B. A weight of only 3-5 g can constrict carotid arteries, in hanging.
Vertebral artery requires 16-18 kg to be constructed.
Trachea and esophagus are less often damaged in hanging (They are more commonly damaged in strangulation)