... 1991 toxicology cocaine tissues (biology) decomposition References Wilkinson , P. , Van Dyke , C. , Jatlow , P. , Barash , P. , and Byck , R. , “ Intranasal and Oral Cocaine Kinetics ,” Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics   0009-9236 , Vol. 27 , No. 3 , 03...

... of paternity arose postmortem. Since many individuals have surgical procedures or autopsy, these readily available fixed tissues represent an additional resource for the identification of individuals. 10 07 1990 24 10 1990 26 10 1990 pathology and biology tissues (biology) human...

.... KEYWORDS: pathology and biology, embolisms, immunohistochemistry, tissues (biology), cerebral tissue Case History A 51-year-old male unrestrained driver received multiple blunt head injuries as the result of a motor vehicle collision in which his car was hit broadside on the passenger side...

..., especially in cases in which no fresh tissue samples are available for analysis. KEYWORDS: toxicology, paraquat, tissues (biology), formalin-fixed tissue, formalin Among the herbicides, paraquat is the agent most frequently involved in episodes of acute intoxication by accident or intention. The diagnosis...

... in the literature. KEYWORDS: toxicology, phenol, tissues (biology), tissue distribution Phenol, or carbolic acid, is used commercially as a disinfectant. Exposure may occur by inhalation of the vapor, by cutaneous absorption, or by oral ingestion [1]. Phenol produces its toxic effect by denaturing and precipitating...

... and methyl group in either the 1- or 1' -position of paraquat. The determination of paraquat in tissues of paraquat-poisoned cadavers was also carried out. KEYWORDS: toxicology, paraquat, radioimmunoassay, tissues (biology) Paraquat (1,1 '-dimethyl-4,4'-bipyridinium) is widely used as a herbicide. While...

... may include uterine vasoconstriction, incomplete maternal/fetal equalibration, or rapid placental, fetal clearance. 20 05 1988 02 06 1988 pathology and biology cocaine pregnancy tissues (biology) References Chasnoff , I. J. , Burns , W. J. , Schnoll , S. H...

... of Ohio , 24 06 1985 . toxicology pathology and biology succinylcholine preservation tissues (biology) tissue storage 05 05 1987 02 06 1987 01 03 1988 Kathleen A. Baldwin, 1Ph.D. and Robert Forney, Jr., 2 Ph.D. The Influence of Storage Temperature and Chemical...

... mustard gas tissues (biology) References Eisenmenger , W. , von Clarmann , M. , and Drasch , G. , “ Tod durch S-Lost Exposition, I. Klinische und pathologisch-anatomische Ergebnisse ,” presented at the Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Rechtsmedizin , St. Gallen...

... is more easily visualized than in frozen tissue that is stained with Oil Red O. With these methods, fat emboli may be detected years after the initial autopsy. 03 11 1986 10 11 1986 01 09 1987 pathology and biology embolisms injuries tissues (biology) References Murray...

... water temperature was highest (70° F [21°C]) facilitating the rapid formation of adipocere. A proposed mechanism for formation of adipocere is described. 21 08 1986 24 09 1986 pathology and biology tissues (biology) submerged bodies References Evans , W. E. D...

.... KEYWORDS: physical anthropology, plastic reconstruction, tissues (biology), external nose, soft tissue More than one century ago the first attempt was undertaken to reconstruct the face on a human skull [1]. Since then many studies have been made on cadavers to obtain reliable measurements of the skin...

... the breeding season. 08 10 1985 03 12 1985 01 07 1986 pathology and biology deer sex determination (animals) tissues (biology) testosterone white-tailed deer Minnesota References McMillin , J. M. , Seal , U. S. , and Karns , P. D. , “ Hormonal Correlates...

... and a nitrogen phosphorus detector. The presence of the compound in the four postmortem specimens was confirmed by mass spectrometry. 08 04 1985 31 05 1985 toxicology N,N -diethyl- m -toluamide (DEET) tissues (biology) chemical analysis gas chromatography mass spectrometry...

..., microfilaria, fibrosis, and intestinal bacteria remained distinct. 25 05 1985 18 06 1985 pathology and biology freezing tissues (biology) microtomy frozen sections tissue preservation References Baraibar , M. A. and Schoning , P. , “ Effects of Freezing and Frozen...

... of collagen in alveolar septa and meninges, and intracellular vacuolization of epithelial cells. Although these changes were annoying, adequate visualization of the tissues was usually possible. 16 07 1984 02 10 1984 09 10 1984 pathology and biology freezing tissues (biology...

... of lidocaine may be found in poorly perfused tissue such as skeletal muscle and adipose. KEYWORDS: toxicology, lidocaine, death, tissues (biology), iatrogenic overdose, poisoning, tissue distribution, toxicologic analysis Lidocaine, a widely used local anesthetic, has also achieved prominence...

...% of the drugs were detected at the end of the two- to three-month period. These changes were not considered significant; therefore, barbiturates appear to be stable in blood and liver under the conditions of these experiments. KEYWORDS: toxicology, barbiturates, chromatographic analysis, blood, tissues (biology...

... Gerichtliche Medizin , Vol. 8 , 1926 , pp. 162 – 179 . pathology and biology tissues (biology) microscopy putrefaction postmortem changes 22 10 1980 12 03 1981 01 10 1981 Carlo Torre, 1M.D. and Claudio CardellinL 1M.D. Ultrastructure of Human Tissues After Prolonged...

... GeseUschaft . Stadtmüller , F. , “ Zur Beurteilung der Plastischen Rekonstruktions—Methods tier Physiognomie auf dem Schadel ,” Zeitschrift für Morphologie und Anthropologie , Vol. 22 , 1923 – 1925 , pp. 337 – 372 . physical anthropology human identification tissues (biology) facial...