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Bookmark or Share- Pathology Outlines - Gunshot woundsDefinition / general. Gunshot wounds occur when a bullet hits the body, producing injuries. One of the most common causes of death and injury. Severity of injuries depends on multiple factors, including the type of weapon and bullet and the affected body area. May result in severe tissue and organ damage with sudden incapacitation, profuse ...
- Pathology Outlines - Blunt force injuriesBlunt object: an object that has a wide, dull or convex surface with rounded edges or corners; does not possess any pointed or sharp edges. Blunt force injuries: produced by blunt objects due to different possible mechanisms. Moving blunt object impacting against a resting body. Moving body impacting against a resting blunt object.
- Pathology Outlines - ARDS / DADEssential features. Acute and rapidly progressive hypoxia with bilateral pulmonary edema due to alveolar injury caused by pulmonary or systemic insults. 40% die within 28 days from onset of ARDS, mainly due to infection / sepsis and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. Although DAD is the typical morphology of ARDS, clinical syndrome of ARDS is ...
- Autopsy techniques - Pathology OutlinesAccessed November 16th, 2024. Definition / general. Autopsy techniques refer to the manner in which an autopsy is performed in order to assess the body externally and internally to identify the cause and circumstances of death. Techniques vary based on the training and experiences of the autopsy practitioner and the particulars of the case.
- Cause, manner, mechanism of death & death certificateClinical autopsy (hospital autopsy): performed to diagnose the disease which led to a natural death (Med J Armed Forces India 2005;61:258) Medicolegal (forensics) autopsy: performed to provide information about the identity, cause of death, time of death, circumstances of death, etc. to support the law enforcing agencies to solve a possible ...
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