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Not sure how its handled, but yes, morticians should be skilled enough to remove them if necessary. I had gone in with my father once as he made a delivery to Pistey's funeral home (UPS driver of 30+ years), and spoke briefly with one of their morticians. He commented how when you see some of the lesions, wounds, scarring, etc that they have taken care of to prepare for an open casket wake/funeral, you earn an all new respect for what they have to.. and do... deal with.
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