A Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicologyW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 238 pages |
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Page 22
... hand , let us suppose that the attending phy- sician does not notify the coroner in a case of death from chronic disease where he has not been in attendance within a period of twenty - four hours , and that the attention of the coroner ...
... hand , let us suppose that the attending phy- sician does not notify the coroner in a case of death from chronic disease where he has not been in attendance within a period of twenty - four hours , and that the attention of the coroner ...
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... hands and feet , lividity of lips , nose , and extremities , great muscular weakness , feeble pulse , senses and intelligence retained usually till the last . After death the heart is found contracted , or its cavities are dilated and ...
... hands and feet , lividity of lips , nose , and extremities , great muscular weakness , feeble pulse , senses and intelligence retained usually till the last . After death the heart is found contracted , or its cavities are dilated and ...
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... hand , as in a celebrated case , the defendant would have been convicted of murder , it being in evidence that the deceased , a young girl , had received from him a severe beating , had not the true cause of death , the poison taken ...
... hand , as in a celebrated case , the defendant would have been convicted of murder , it being in evidence that the deceased , a young girl , had received from him a severe beating , had not the true cause of death , the poison taken ...
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... hand , the irregu- larity of the wound often observed in such cases , and sometimes submitted as a proof that the wound was homi- cidal , and attributable to the resistance offered by the deceased in his struggle for life , might just ...
... hand , the irregu- larity of the wound often observed in such cases , and sometimes submitted as a proof that the wound was homi- cidal , and attributable to the resistance offered by the deceased in his struggle for life , might just ...
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... hand , the wound made by a rifle ball is ragged and large . A ball after entering the body may , as is well known , be so deflected from its course by striking a bone or a tendon , etc. , as to pass entirely around the body and so reach ...
... hand , the wound made by a rifle ball is ragged and large . A ball after entering the body may , as is well known , be so deflected from its course by striking a bone or a tendon , etc. , as to pass entirely around the body and so reach ...
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