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Irina Manoilescu1, S Teleman, Doina Mihăilă

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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.