A Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicologyW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 238 pages |
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... Lungs . CHAPTER III . Manner of Making Post - mortem Examinations in Medico - legal Cases -- Identification of the Dead - Coroner's Inquest - Conduct of the Medical Witness in Court . CHAPTER IV . 22 24 388 Medico - legal Definition of ...
... Lungs . CHAPTER III . Manner of Making Post - mortem Examinations in Medico - legal Cases -- Identification of the Dead - Coroner's Inquest - Conduct of the Medical Witness in Court . CHAPTER IV . 22 24 388 Medico - legal Definition of ...
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... Lungs . IT is frequently stated that persons have been buried alive , or we hear of individuals having been aroused with great difficulty from a state of trance or catalepsy , prema- ture burial being thereby fortunately prevented . If ...
... Lungs . IT is frequently stated that persons have been buried alive , or we hear of individuals having been aroused with great difficulty from a state of trance or catalepsy , prema- ture burial being thereby fortunately prevented . If ...
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... lungs and other internal organs , cadaveric lividity is known as hypostatic congestion . Cadaveric lividity is sometimes mistaken for a bruise . The latter condition can , however , readily be distinguished from cadaveric lividity ...
... lungs and other internal organs , cadaveric lividity is known as hypostatic congestion . Cadaveric lividity is sometimes mistaken for a bruise . The latter condition can , however , readily be distinguished from cadaveric lividity ...
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... lungs . Then follow the kidneys , œsophagus , pancreas , diaphragm , and arteries . The last organ to de- compose is the uterus . In certain cases the uterus has been recognized even seven months after death . This fact is an important ...
... lungs . Then follow the kidneys , œsophagus , pancreas , diaphragm , and arteries . The last organ to de- compose is the uterus . In certain cases the uterus has been recognized even seven months after death . This fact is an important ...
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... lungs . In order to be able to determine the cause of death , the medical examiner should be familiar with the symptoms of death as due to the three causes just mentioned , together with the post - mortem appearance accompanying them ...
... lungs . In order to be able to determine the cause of death , the medical examiner should be familiar with the symptoms of death as due to the three causes just mentioned , together with the post - mortem appearance accompanying them ...
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