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• W3198497806 abstract "Bodies from the water are not commonly encountered in everyday practice, either by the forensic pathologist or by the coroner's pathologist. The body recovered from water can pose particular difficulty to the unsuspecting pathologist, especially if there is evidence of decomposition or if the body is injured. However, it is important to have an understanding for the necessity of the post-mortem examination and to identify those findings which may support drowning or immersion, in the absence of other relevant findings. Limited autopsy has no place in the pathological examination of a body recovered from water as arriving at a conclusion of drowning relies on excluding all other causes. Currently, it is recognized that non-invasive autopsy is not ideal in diagnosing death in cases recovered from water and therefore conventional invasive post-mortem examination with histology and toxicology remains paramount." @default.
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• W3198497806 title "The body recovered from water: considerations for an approach to the non-suspicious post-mortem examination" @default.
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