A Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicologyW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 238 pages |
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Page 34
... absent . It must be remembered , how- ever , notwithstanding the verdict of guilty in the cases just referred to , that any estimate as to the length of time elapsing since death based upon post - mortem examination alone can only be ...
... absent . It must be remembered , how- ever , notwithstanding the verdict of guilty in the cases just referred to , that any estimate as to the length of time elapsing since death based upon post - mortem examination alone can only be ...
Page 39
... absence the weight of the body can at least be approximately estimated , and an idea can be obtained as to whether the deceased was strong , well - built , muscular , or weak , sickly , emaciated . The temperature of the body and ...
... absence the weight of the body can at least be approximately estimated , and an idea can be obtained as to whether the deceased was strong , well - built , muscular , or weak , sickly , emaciated . The temperature of the body and ...
Page 48
... absence of the skull there should be added about ten inches to the height of the spine of the seventh cervical vertebræ from the ground . A skeleton may be identified as that of some particular person many years even after death through ...
... absence of the skull there should be added about ten inches to the height of the spine of the seventh cervical vertebræ from the ground . A skeleton may be identified as that of some particular person many years even after death through ...
Page 59
... absence of any charac- teristic eminences or depressions upon this extensive surface , principally attrib- utable to the absence of any skeleton , osseous or cartilaginous . 1. Right hypo- chondriac region . 2. Epigastric . 3. Left ...
... absence of any charac- teristic eminences or depressions upon this extensive surface , principally attrib- utable to the absence of any skeleton , osseous or cartilaginous . 1. Right hypo- chondriac region . 2. Epigastric . 3. Left ...
Page 82
... absence of blisters does not prove that a body was not burned during life , since blisters do not necessarily result from burns . Further , blisters , even when present , are sometimes so modified by the effects of the heat when intense ...
... absence of blisters does not prove that a body was not burned during life , since blisters do not necessarily result from burns . Further , blisters , even when present , are sometimes so modified by the effects of the heat when intense ...
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