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[Epidemiological data on shock in forensic medicine]
Irina Manoilescu1, S Teleman, Doina Mihăilă
1Facultatea de Medicină, Disciplina de Medicina Legală, Universitatea de Medicină si Farmacie Gr.T. Popa Iaşi.
Summary
This study analyzed 323 deaths from various shock types in forensic medicine. Findings reveal key relationships between shock causes, complications, and death, aiding forensic diagnosis.
Area of Science:
- Forensic Medicine
- Pathology
- Medical Statistics
Context:
- Shock is a frequent diagnosis in forensic medicine.
- Understanding shock's diverse typologies is crucial for accurate forensic analysis.
- A decade of data from the Forensic Medicine Institute of Iaşi (2000-2009) provides a robust foundation for this study.
Purpose:
- To statistically analyze diverse shock typologies encountered in forensic medicine.
- To investigate the relationships between shock causes, clinical presentation, complications, and survival time.
- To correlate shock characteristics with the juridical manner of death.
Summary:
- A statistical study examined 323 deaths due to various shock typologies over a 10-year period.
- Data included case distribution, clinical forms, demographics, volemic status, survival times, complications, and manner of death.
- Statistical analysis identified significant correlations between shock-inducing factors, induced complications, shock types, and the juridical outcome.
Impact:
- Provides valuable statistical insights into shock-related fatalities in forensic contexts.
- Enhances understanding of factors influencing shock progression and outcomes.
- Contributes to improved diagnostic accuracy and legal case evaluation in forensic medicine.
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