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  1. Comments on unassisted smothering in a pillow

    A case of homicidal smothering with a pillow is reported. The vital aspiration of fibres was proven by microscopic examination of a tracheobronchial...

    Christian Schyma, Burkhard Madea in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 20 January 2010
  2. Female homicidal strangulation in urban South Africa

    Background

    Female strangulation in South Africa occurs in a context of pervasive and often extreme violence perpetrated against women, and therefore...

    Shahnaaz Suffla, Ashley Van Niekerk, Najuwa Arendse in BMC Public Health
    Article Open access 21 October 2008
  3. Evaluation of forensic perinatal and neonatal autopsies in Istanbul

    Objective

    Autopsy findings play an important role in prevention of perinatal and neonatal deaths. Therefore, we attempted to reveal demographic and...

    Erdem Özkara, Gurol Canturk, ... M. Fatih Yavuz in The Indian Journal of Pediatrics
    Article 04 December 2008
  4. Unnatural death in the elderly

    The objective of the study was to determine the unnatural manner and causes of death in older people, defined as individuals at least 60 years of age...

    Haakon H. Eilertsen, Peer K. Lilleng, ... Inge Morild in Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology
    Article 01 March 2007
  5. Aconitine involvement in an unusual homicide case

    We describe a homicide complicated by an aconitine poisoning, which was initially thought to be a strangulation case. Routine toxicological analyses...

    An A. Van Landeghem, Els A. De Letter, ... Michel H. A. Piette in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 05 October 2006
  6. Investigation of the Sudden Death of Infants: A Multicenter Analysis

    The investigation of sudden death of infants varies, and death rates may depend on local practices of death certification. We studied the extent of...

    Kristen Landi, Carmen Gutierrez, ... M. Alba Greco in Pediatric and Developmental Pathology
    Article 18 November 2005
  7. Three subsequent infanticides covered up as SIDS

    Within a period of 9 years a young woman lost 3 daughters during infancy and each time death was attributed to the sudden infant death syndrome. The...

    M. Bohnert, M. Große Perdekamp, S. Pollak in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 14 May 2004
  8. Neuronal apoptosis following human brain injury

    Neuronal apoptosis has been investigated in paraffin-embedded brain tissue from 103 individuals who had sustained blunt head injury by use of the in...

    R. Hausmann, T. Biermann, ... P. Betz in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 18 November 2003
  9. Intracartilaginous haemorrhagic lesions in strangulation?

    This case control study was designed to investigate if laryngeal haemorrhages occur in cases of strangulation and whether these lesions are specific...

    A. Fieguth, U.-V. Albrecht, ... W. Kleemann in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 01 February 2003
  10. Intranuclear ubiquitin immunoreactivity of the pigmented neurons of the substantia nigra in fatal acute mechanical asphyxiation and drowning

    To evaluate the significance of immunohistochemical staining of ubiquitin (heat shock protein) in the midbrain for the medico-legal diagnosis of...

    L. Quan, B.-L. Zhu, ... H. Maeda in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 01 August 2001
  11. Strangulation injury, A fatal form of child abuse

    Strangulation is a common method of committing murder, though underreported in Indian literature. We managed a girl child, victim of child abuse who...

    Vivek Jain, Munni Ray, Sunit Singhi in The Indian Journal of Pediatrics
    Article 01 June 2001
  12. Attempted homicide by electrocution

    Attempted homicide by the application of a high-voltage, low-amperage current is reported in an elderly male. An electrician constructed an...

    H. Pfeiffer, B. Karger in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 01 October 1998
  13. Infant Homicide: Victim/Offender Relationship and Causes of Death

    The phenomenon of infant homicide (infanticide) has been examined, explained, justified, and treated according to physiological, psychiatric, and...

    Martha Smithey in Journal of Family Violence
    Article 01 September 1998
  14. Retrospective study on skin reddenings and petechiae in the eyelids and the conjunctivae in forensic physical examinations

    Skin reddening with or without additional changes such as pinpoint intracutaneous hemorrhages and/or minute superficial scratches was observed in...

    T. Kondo, P. Betz, W. Eisenmenger in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 01 July 1997
  15. Pulmonary giant cells and traumatic asphyxia

    A morphometrical analysis was performed to elucidate the significance of pulmonary polynuclear giant cells as a histological sign of asphyxiation. A...

    P. Betz, G. Beier, W. Eisenmenger in International Journal of Legal Medicine
    Article 01 September 1994
  16. Conceptualizations, measurement, and effects of prenatal maternal stress on birth outcomes

    This article analyzes the conceptual and methodological approaches which have been used to investigate effects of prenatal maternal stress on birth...

    Article 01 June 1994
  17. Homicidal and camouflaged carbon monoxide poisoning in Japan

    There were 1,985 fatal cases of CO poisoning in the Tōhoku district of Japan in the period from 1969 to 1980. Among them, 1,322 cases were suicidal,...

    S. Akaishi, S. Oshida, ... S. Kashimura in Zeitschrift für Rechtsmedizin
    Article 01 June 1982
  18. The catatonic death reaction

    Pompeo Milici in The Psychiatric Quarterly
    Article 01 March 1942
  19. A case of poisoning by solanum nigrum

    Poisoning due to eating berries of plants of the Solanaceae order has seldom been reported in Ireland. This case is recorded because it is unusual as...

    Article 01 February 1953
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