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• W2810947238 abstract "Deaths due to pulmonary thromboemboli are frequently encountered by the forensic pathologist and account for a significant percentage of sudden, unexpected deaths. Diagnosing these straightforward cases is often not a challenge, but unfortunately some cases in which a thromboembolism is expected can become complicated. Occasionally, a postmortem clot may mimic a thromboembolism and lead to a mistaken diagnosis, and in other situations it may become paramount to attempt to age a thrombus as part of a medicolegal lawsuit. Additionally, many individuals use the less specific term, “pulmonary emboli”, when referring to these cases in which a portion of a thrombus, usually originating in the deep veins of the lower extremities, breaks off and travels to the pulmonary vasculature bed where it occludes vessels and leads to a rapid demise. One must remember, though, that several other materials and tissues including fat, amniotic fluid, air, tumors, solid organs, synthetic materials, and parasites may be displaced and embolize to the lungs and cause significant disease. In the following pages we will provide a thorough review of pulmonary embolic disorders, focusing on those diseases most likely to be encountered by the forensic pathologist. The aim of this review is to aid the pathologist in using proper terminology, diagnosing various types of embolic disorders, and recognizing potential mimics." @default.
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