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1. Bergung eines Fetus während einer Obduktion (der Mutter) mit einem Gewicht unter 500 g, aber einem Schwangerschaftsalter von mehr als 24 Wochen – Totgeburt oder Fehlgeburt?

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Gehrels, Doreen, Kölzer, Sarah C., Chabiera, Peter Jan, Kettner, Mattias, and Verhoff, Marcel A.

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2024
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5. Schätzung der Wasserliegezeit.

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Doberentz, E. and Madea, B.

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2010
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6. Alkoholbefunde bei fäulnisveränderten Leichen.

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Ehrlich, E., Kästner, J., Hegewald, C., and Rießelmann, B.

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2010
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7. Häufigkeit von Simon-Blutungen bei verschiedenen Todesursachen.

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Braun, C. and Tsokos, M.

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2006
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8. Beitrag zur Erklärung unspezifischer serologischer Reaktionen in fauligem Knochengewebe.

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Hauser, R. and Brinkmann, B.

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Published
1990
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9. Bedeutung des Fäulnisbakteriums Clostridium sordellii für die Leichenaltersbestimmung.

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Daldrup, T. and Huckenbeck, W.

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1984
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10. Eisenwanderung in faulenden Geweben.

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Klages, U. and Wilhelmi, F.

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1974
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11. Suizid mit selbst konstruierter Guillotine.

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Gahr, B., Matzenauer, C., Gabriel, P., and Ritz-Timme, S.

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2012
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12. Susceptibility of C5b-9 to postmortem changes.

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Thomsen, Holger and Held, Hannelore

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1994
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14. Quality improvement of fingerprints of decayed corpses by local thanatopractical processing (Thanatoprint)

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Gahr, B, Drewitz, M, Vöth, R, Ritz-Timme, S, Gahr, B, Drewitz, M, Vöth, R, and Ritz-Timme, S

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Thanatopractical processing allows morphological reconstruction of even advanced decayed bodies. By extracting fluids from the body's tissue antemortem tenseness and volume can be restored. If bodies are partly subject to thanatopractical processing in the hand region ("Thanatoprint"), fingerprints of high quality can be gathered even in cases of advanced decay. Without this treatment fingerprinting can be extremely difficult, if not impossible. Thanatopractical processing could be applied successfully in cases of partial to subtotal detachment of the epidermis as well. In an interdisciplinary study 400 fingerprints of bodies in various states of decay were examined after application of Thanatoprint. In 76.75% fingerprints were applicable for data entry into AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System); another 11.00% of the fingerprints could be used for the process of non-elimination. Further advantages of the method are low invasivity while maintaining the integrity of the corpse, less time- and material requirement as well as its long-lasting effect., Thanatopraktische Verfahren ermöglichen eine morphologische Rekonstruktion auch bei hochgradig postmortal veränderten Leichen. Dem Gewebe wird Feuchtigkeit entzogen, seine ursprüngliche Spannung und sein Volumen werden wiederhergestellt. Werden Leichen auf diese Weise partiell im Bereich der Hände behandelt (Thanatoprint-Verfahren), können selbst in Fällen fortgeschrittener Fäulnis gute bis sehr gute Fingerabdrücke gewonnen werden. Ohne diese Behandlung ist die Fingerabdrucknahme oft erheblich erschwert, wenn nicht gar unmöglich. Das Verfahren ließ sich auch bei teilweiser bis subtotaler Ablösung der Oberhaut erfolgreich anwenden. In einer interdisziplinären Studie wurden 400 Fingerabdrücke von Leichen verschiedener Fäulnisstadien nach der Anwendung von Thanatoprint untersucht. In 76,75% waren die Fingerabdrücke für eine AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System)-Recherche geeignet, weitere 11,00% ließen sie sich für ein Nichtausschlussverfahren nutzen. Als Vorteile der Methode zeigten sich ferner die geringe Invasivität mit erhaltener Integrität der Leiche, der geringe Zeit- und Materialaufwand sowie die anhaltende Wirkung.

Published
2013

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