Forensic Medicine And Toxicology
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There were twenty- six wounds about the left breast, some penetrating the thorax. Both hands were dreadfully muti- lated. A sword covered with blood and bent to an angle of 45° was lying beside the patient, who survived several hours, and explained that he had tried to transfix himself by placing the hilt of the sword against the wall and then pressing forward on the point of the blade. On failing he tried a second time, when the blade penetrated the abdomen iind impinged on the spine ; he with...drew it with great difficulty, his hands being cut in the act of pulling it out. He subsequently attempted to penetrate the heart. A somewhat similar case was admitted into University College Hospital under Beck.- A man placed the point of a sword-stick against the chest, just below and to the outer side of the left nipple, and drove it in by running against a wall. The blade penetrated eleven and a half inches backwards, 1 The Lancet, 1885. 2 y/jg Lancet, 1882.
GENERAL CAUSAL INDICATIONS. 293 slightly downwards and to the right ; it was firmly fixed, and was removed with diificulty, having probably pierced one of the vertebrae ; at the point of entry one of the ribs was fractured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were twenty- six wounds about the left breast, some penetrating the thorax. Both hands were dreadfully muti- lated. A sword covered with blood and bent to an angle of 45° was lying beside the patient, who survived several hours, and explained that he had tried to transfix himself by placing the hilt of the sword against the wall and then pressing forward on the point of the blade. On failing he tried a second time, when the blade penetrated the abdomen iind impinged on the spine ; he with...drew it with great difficulty, his hands being cut in the act of pulling it out. He subsequently attempted to penetrate the heart. A somewhat similar case was admitted into University College Hospital under Beck.- A man placed the point of a sword-stick against the chest, just below and to the outer side of the left nipple, and drove it in by running against a wall. The blade penetrated eleven and a half inches backwards, 1 The Lancet, 1885. 2 y/jg Lancet, 1882.
GENERAL CAUSAL INDICATIONS. 293 slightly downwards and to the right ; it was firmly fixed, and was removed with diificulty, having probably pierced one of the vertebrae ; at the point of entry one of the ribs was fractured.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Dixon John Dixon Mann to read onlineMoreLess
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