Disseminated BCG-osis and the Importance of Performing Post-Mortem Examinations

Post-Mortem Examinations

This is a volume that should fill a long-felt want so far as ordinary medical post-mortem examinations are concerned. There are very few books dealing with the subject and of these the majority require revising in the light of recent advances in knowledge. The author, who has had a very wide experience, deals in a most comprehensive manner with his subject. His aim has been to study the human b...

Notes from Post--Mortem Examinations

Post-Mortem Examinations in India

Notes on Post-Mortem Examinations Conducted in the Pooree District

No. VIII. given in appendix was examined a quarter of an hour after death ; one and a half ounce of bloody serum was found in the pericardium. Failing to effect asphyxia in dogs by ?hanging in as short a period as occurs in man, drowning was tried. The result, as will be read from cases given, gives support to the view that early and complete asphyxia is not followed b}' pericardial bloody seru...

Summary of Fifty Post-Mortem Examinations of Inhabitants of Jessore

The examinations which form the subject of the following notes were all, with two or three exceptions, performed by myself, and the facts in each case were noted at the time of performance. The summary will possess a peculiar ethnological and pathological value, from the circumstance that all the subjects examined were natives of this district. So many cases of individuals, whose life and ances...