Forensic toxicology · 2024
Kerosene condenses in the trachea following inhalation.
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Takei Sella, Kinoshita Hiroshi, Kawahara Sachiko, Kumihashi Mitsuru, Jamal Mostofa, Yamashita Tadayoshi, Tanaka Etsuko, Abe Hiroko, Tsutsui Kunihiko, Kimura Shoji
Аннотация
PURPOSE: We have investigated the absorption dynamics of petroleum fuel components from the analytical results of autopsy samples.
METHODS: Post-mortem samples of the severely burned case, including femoral blood, intratracheal contents (mucus) and intratracheal gas-phase samples were collected, and analysed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometer with head-space solid-phase microextraction.
RESULTS: The composition of flammable substances in the tracheal gas phase differed slightly from that in mucus.
CONCLUSION: High-boiling point components are retained in the trachea, whereas relatively lower-boiling point components are detected predominantly in the tracheal gas phase and blood.
METHODS: Post-mortem samples of the severely burned case, including femoral blood, intratracheal contents (mucus) and intratracheal gas-phase samples were collected, and analysed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometer with head-space solid-phase microextraction.
RESULTS: The composition of flammable substances in the tracheal gas phase differed slightly from that in mucus.
CONCLUSION: High-boiling point components are retained in the trachea, whereas relatively lower-boiling point components are detected predominantly in the tracheal gas phase and blood.