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Complications of suicidal hanging: a case report and brief review
1Department of Internal Medicine (Pulmonary Division), Naval Medical Center, San Diego, CA.
Military Medicine
|November 1, 1994
Abstract:
Suicide remains a significant societal dilemma commonly presenting as an acute medical emergency. Presented is a report of a near-hanging suicidal attempt by a 30-year-old, active duty Navy man. This case documents local injuries and neurologic and cardiopulmonary complications of near-fatal suicidal hanging, which is a common method of suicide in the United States.
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