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[The characteristic morphological changes of the internal organs in certain forms of combined poisoning].

The results of forensic medical investigations of 100 corpses of the persons who died from combined intoxication with two and more poisons are presented. They were compared with clinical observations and summarized uisng the methods of tanatogenetic analysis. The main variants of fatal combined poisoning and the underlying tanatogenetic mechanisms were categorized into cardiac (disturbances of rhythm and conductivity, progressive hypotension, flabby heart muscle, extensive fragmentation of cardiomyocytes), cerebral (coma and massive death of brainstem neurons), and pulmonary (of pneumonia- or

Case-specific characteristics of pink teeth in dental autopsies - A systematic review.

The cadaveric alterations that derive from the decomposition of the human body are often investigated and examined in medical autopsies together with any other evidence of thanatological interest. This study aimed to systematically review case-specific characteristics of dental autopsies that reported the pink tooth phenomenon (PTP). The review was performed in October/2018 and followed PRISMA and Cochrane guidelines. Seven databases were searched as primary study sources (PubMed, Scopus, LILACS, SciELO, Web of Science, Science Direct and Embase) and three (OATD, Open Grey and Open Thesis) wer

[Statistical observations on the cases of unnatural deaths examined at our department during the past 10 years].

Medicolegal evaluation of 1495 cases of unnatural death of last 10 years was carried out in our department and the data so obtained were statistically analysed. The cases consisted of 260 inspections, 865 judicial autopsies and 370 administrative autopsies. The most frequent category was death from diseases followed by suicide, homicide, traffic accidents, other accidents and self originated accidents. In homicide cases, sharp objects were mainly used. Six cases of accident of scuba diving were included within the group of 28 cases of drowning of self originated variety. Although Okinawa is su

Fixation dynamics of pulmonary lividity vis-à-vis external lividity in hanging deaths: A PMCT-based exploratory study.

BACKGROUND: Postmortem lividity is a well-established external thanatological change, yet its internal manifestation remains underexplored, particularly in the lungs. This exploratory pilot study investigates the fixation dynamics of internal (pulmonary) lividity using postmortem computed tomography (PMCT), its association with external lividity, and its potential forensic implications. METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed 50 medicolegal autopsy cases of hanging deaths where external lividity was present in any pattern other than the supine-only pattern. The right lung was divided into anteri

Determination of cocaine and its major metabolite benzoylecgonine in several matrices obtained from deceased individuals with presumed drug consumption prior to death.

In the field of forensic toxicology, femoral blood is the most useful sample for the determination and quantification of drugs; however, cases in which blood is unavailable are common. In such cases, validated methodologies for drug determination in alternative matrices can be decisive in the investigation of a case. In particular, when femoral blood is unavailable for analysis for the presence of systemic exposure to cocaine and its principal metabolite, benzoylecgonine, validated methodologies from matrices other than blood that can be obtained in the autopsy room would be useful to the fore

Postmortem Abdominal Ultrasound in Healthy Wild Mammals for Application in Forensic Veterinary Medicine.

Diagnostic imaging methods have been used in human medicine to identify and examine cadavers to determine the cause of death. In veterinary medicine, the use of these resources is still scarce and little known, and it is necessary to establish the contribution that methods such as ultrasound could provide to the investigation of the cause of death in domestic and wild animals. Postmortem ultrasonography (PMUS) can help forensic science find injuries that even in conventional necropsy go unnoticed. Thus, knowing the sensitivity and accuracy of the method is important and, therefore, the present

Palliative Care: A Primary Care Pharmacist Perspective.

The overview approaches pharmacy practice in palliative care from a global viewpoint and aims to provide insight into front-line pharmacist-patient relationships by sharing case studies and personal experiences.

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… Interestingly, I recall having attended a seminar on thanatology where we would often discuss how poorly clinicians could handle death, how there is good death and bad death, and how easily clinicians may overlook the needs of a patient with incurable disease. …

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