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#1034
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10-23-2016, 04:17 PM
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Re: Women in Morgue Thread
If she had died in surgery there would be chest bruising from the CPR attempt. There is evidence of granulation of tissue, something which happens early in the healing process, in her axial incision. Also, the urinary catheter is never removed if there may be foul play or medical malpractice involved. No, in my professional opinion as a surgical resident, she died one to two days post-operatively in a drowning or something similar.
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#1038
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11-08-2016, 11:27 PM
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Re: Women in Morgue Thread
A woman in her early sixties whose body was transported 5,000 miles from Long Beach California to the pathologists’ table in London. The woman was classed as clinically obese before she died of heart failure. Expert said obesity “led to changes in the heart which meant the heart failed, it couldn’t work properly, and that’s what this lady died from”. |