2005
DOI: 10.17986/blm.2005101574
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Suda Boğulma Tanısında Kullanılan Yöntemlerin İrdelenmesi

Abstract: Suda ölü olarak bulunan olgular hakk›nda; ölüm sebebinin suda bo¤ulma oldu¤u fleklinde ön yarg› ve orijinin kaza oldu¤u düflüncesi hakimdir. Bu olgularda kesin tan›sal kriterler hala tart›flmal›d›r. Bu derlemede, tan›sal amaçl› yap›lan çal›flmalar›n karfl›laflt›r›larak sunulmas› amaçlanm›flt›r.Sudan ç›kar›lan cesetler üzerinde yap›lan çal›flmalarla ilgili literatür verileri tart›fl›lm›flt›r. Ancak tan› koyduracak spesifik bir bulgu saptanamam›flt›r.Ayr›nt›l› adli tahkikat ve zaman›nda olay yeri incelemesi, ola… Show more

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“…A detailed crime scene investigation and witness statement taking process should continue with a thorough anamnesis taking and postmortem examination, if necessary to be complemented with radiography, chemical examination, diatomeae analysis and photograph taking ). Drowning does not have any specific laboratory finding to help with the diagnosis and therefore it is one of the most challenging diagnostic works of forensic pathology (Arslan et al, 2005). Since there is no specific histopathological finding to diagnose drowning, other possible causes of death should be ruled out by way of autopsy, histopathological examination, chemical and toxicologic examination.…”
Section: Drowningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A detailed crime scene investigation and witness statement taking process should continue with a thorough anamnesis taking and postmortem examination, if necessary to be complemented with radiography, chemical examination, diatomeae analysis and photograph taking ). Drowning does not have any specific laboratory finding to help with the diagnosis and therefore it is one of the most challenging diagnostic works of forensic pathology (Arslan et al, 2005). Since there is no specific histopathological finding to diagnose drowning, other possible causes of death should be ruled out by way of autopsy, histopathological examination, chemical and toxicologic examination.…”
Section: Drowningmentioning
confidence: 99%