Sudden death in school-aged children at physical exercise: forensic diagnosis

Zakharov, M.V.; Федулова, М В; Pigolkin, Yu. I.

doi:10.17116/sudmed20216404164

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“…All cases of sudden death of children without signs of violent death are usually a matter of concern for forensic medical experts [7][8][9]. According to R. W. Byard, all autopsies of SVSD should undergo a structured examination aimed at identifying the main causes of sudden death [10].…”

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Sudden infant death syndrome as a result of thymic-lymphatic dysgenesis

Mussabekova,

Burkova,

Dobler

et al. 2024

J CLIN MED KAZ

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Sudden infant death syndrome is one of the leading causes of post-neonatal mortality. The thymic-lymphatic condition in children is a clinically rare manifestation and difficult to diagnose condition, assessed as a background, realized in a number of cases of sudden death syndrome. However, the clinical and histopathological manifestations of thymic-lymphatic status may not be clearly expressed. We present an unusual case of sudden infant death syndrome as a result of thymic-lymphatic dysgenesis complicated by acute adrenal insufficiency.

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