Abstract:Introduction:One of the biggest challenges faced by forensic pathologists is death due to electrocution. In almost half of all cases no gross pathological findings can be seen. The history surrounding the cause of death and circumstantial evidence is sometimes ambiguous and possesses great difficulty. Aim: To study the various histopathological changes in heart in electrocution. Methods and materials: In the present study, a total of 15 heart specimens in electrocution deaths and 15 normal heart specimens are … Show more
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