A Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicologyW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 238 pages |
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... Bodies into Adipocere - Length of Time elaps- ing since Death - Remote and Proximate Cause of Death— Symptoms and Post - mortem Appearance of Death from Disease of Brain , Heart , and Lungs . CHAPTER III . Manner of Making Post - mortem ...
... Bodies into Adipocere - Length of Time elaps- ing since Death - Remote and Proximate Cause of Death— Symptoms and Post - mortem Appearance of Death from Disease of Brain , Heart , and Lungs . CHAPTER III . Manner of Making Post - mortem ...
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... body of any deceased person who shall have died a violent death , or whose death shall be sudden ; provided , that such sudden death be after an illness of less than twenty - four hours , and that no regular practising physician shall ...
... body of any deceased person who shall have died a violent death , or whose death shall be sudden ; provided , that such sudden death be after an illness of less than twenty - four hours , and that no regular practising physician shall ...
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... body , and possibly to ascertain if the family and friends of the deceased are entirely satisfied as to the cause of death . On the other hand , let us suppose that the attending phy- sician does not notify the coroner in a case of ...
... body , and possibly to ascertain if the family and friends of the deceased are entirely satisfied as to the cause of death . On the other hand , let us suppose that the attending phy- sician does not notify the coroner in a case of ...
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... body of any deceased person who shall have died a violent death . " Indeed , even if the attending physician were fully satisfied that the cause of death could not be even remotely traced to some act of violence or injury suffered by ...
... body of any deceased person who shall have died a violent death . " Indeed , even if the attending physician were fully satisfied that the cause of death could not be even remotely traced to some act of violence or injury suffered by ...
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... body can be distinguished from a dead body . The con- tinuous cessation of the circulation and respiration may be regarded unequivocally as indicating death . ' It is im- possible to conceive of a human being living for any length of ...
... body can be distinguished from a dead body . The con- tinuous cessation of the circulation and respiration may be regarded unequivocally as indicating death . ' It is im- possible to conceive of a human being living for any length of ...
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