Biomedical subjects
N Agdal
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[Strangulation in a 3 point seat-belt. Importance of correct placement].
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[Spontaneous primary pneumomediastinum. Hamman's syndrome].
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[Traumatic pericardial rupture with sudden unexpected death 5 years after injury].
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[Primary pulmonary hypertension. A fatal case in an infant].
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[Diagnosis of early myocardial infarct. Value of the formazan test in a consecutive medico-legal autopsy series].
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[Lesions after external cardiac massage].
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[Death from sickle cell anemia during air transport].
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[Fatal tracheal stenosis following isolated prolonged endotracheal intubation].
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Penetrating laceration of the pericardium and myocardium and myocardial rupture following closed-chest cardiac massage.
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Fingerprints on a dead body: a new approach.
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The value of succinate dehydrogenase stain in the post-mortem diagnosis of early acute myocardial infarction. A forensic study.
In consecutive medicolegal material comprising 79 persons, the formazan test revealed recent myocardial infarction in 16 cases (20%). Only 4 of these cases (25%) were demonstrated by macroscopic examination. By means of microscopic examination, the 4 infarctions recognized macroscopically and 5 other cases which were demonstrated by the formazan test could be confirmed. If the formazan test is employed as an independent demonstration of myocardial infarction, a total of 16 cases could be demonstrated (as mentioned above), or four times as many as at macroscopic examination at autopsy.