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[Waterhouse-Friderichsen cases in the archives of ZMS PAM--epidemiological conditions and diagnostic difficulties].

15 cases of meningococcal infections from 2003-2004 were discussed in the study. Their therapy ended in failure and they had been typically autopsied in our Forensic Med. Department. During the autopsy material for classical microbiological investigations was collected. That type of death is characterised with pathognomonic and autopsy image. The problem is the microbiological identification of the pathogen group and type. It is connected with the characteristic of the analysed material and the biological features of Neisseria meningitidis. The molecular and genetic methods show their usefulness in this type of diagnostic of the properly selected and collected material which typically are: cerebrospinal fluid, brain tissue with the arachnoid membranes and spleen tissue.

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[Artefacts in the anthropologic (craniologic) material at the archives of ZMS PAM--possible diagnostic difficulties].

In the study we presented some of the more interesting forms of artefacts which had been documented during last 7 years of the anthropological laboratory of the Forensic Med. Department of the Pomeranian Med. Univ. We also present the outgoing conclusions concerning the possible diagnostic difficulties. The descriptions of archaeological as well as autopsy-derived material were included. The anthropological analysis was made using data contained in the classic works of literature, which included cranioscopy. The longitudinal and transversal intersections of skulls were used for the analysis of their deformations.

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