Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to G Schaidt.
An imprint technique hitherto rarely applied in trichology is presented. This method allows the exact evaluation of the microscopically only insufficiently judgeable cuticle layers. With respect to increased hair fragility this technique warrants the immediate determination of defects of both hair cuticle layer and hair cortex.
Three cases of fatal blunt abdominal trauma due to physical abuse are reported. Rupture of intestine and mesentery occurred after maltreatment by kick, battering, shaking, and throwing off on a mattress. The different mechanisms leading to these injuries are discussed. Small bowel lesions secondary to direct laceration are recognized to be more probable than due to indirect trauma.
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11 cases of rapid central death following combination of sublethal doses of alcohol and sedativa are presented with case-history, histology, alcohol-concentrations and toxicological findings.
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