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Summary
Supercooling exposure causes lung pathomorphological changes. These alterations were examined in patients who died immediately, after reanimation, or following prolonged hospitalization.
Area of Science:
- Forensic pathology
- Pulmonary pathology
- Environmental medicine
Background:
- Supercooling, a state of cooling below the freezing point without ice formation, presents unique challenges in forensic and clinical pathology.
- Understanding the specific pulmonary sequelae of supercooling is crucial for accurate cause-of-death determination and patient management.