Medico-Legal Analysis Of The Ethanol Levels In Cadaveric Blood And Organic Liquids
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It constitutes a study on post-mortem
Blood and organic liquids of the
Ethanol levels in burnt or drowned corpses
The larger post-mortem gap and
Temperature, the larger will be the
Ethanol production, this last one
Will spread within the stomach
Affecting the tissue and blood levels
Cardiac blood level shall be affected
But femoral blood levels will not suffer this process
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Collaboration and review:
- Happy Sickness Of Life Exulceration
- Multiple Induced Foetal Abnormalities In Embryopathia
- Necrosis Of A Rather Extensive Part Of The Jejunum-Ileum
- Intramyocardial Platelet Embolus Evidence
- Tips Trans-Jugular Intra-Hepatic Porta-Systemic Shunts
- Inorganic Variety Of Chronic Tuberculous Peritonitis
- Estimation Of Creatine-Phosphokinase As An Additional Method For Identification Of Seminal Stains
- Inhalation Of Vomitus Subsequent Pneumo-Interstitial Emphysema
- Mephitic Emenation Of Malignant Omphalitis
- Multicystic Retroperitonical Sacrococcygeous Embryo-Teratoma
- Miscarriage Conceptions In Obstetricia
- Malignant Tumour Grown From Renal Parenchyma
- Phagocyte Dysfunctions By The Increasing Of Bacterial Infections Incidence
- Large Intestine Segmental Edematous Ileopathia
- Malignant Obstruction Of The Bilious Efflux In The Chronic Cholecystitis
- Medico-Legal Analysis Of The Ethanol Levels In Cadaveric Blood And Organic Liquids
- Prostatic Affection Censequent To Blenorrhagical Urethritis
- Sub-acute Inguinal Lymphogranulomatous Ganglionar Maceration
- Suppurated inflamatory intumescentia of the ophtalmic conjunctive
- Surgical Suppression Of The Extremities By Abnormalities On The Basic Mechanisms Of Sanguine Coagulation
