Atlas of Legal Medicine
Atlas of Legal Medicine
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188 we see the head of a few-weeks-old child, whose body was exposed to the air, in August, for but a half-day. In the various angles of the eyelids and mouth there are whitish deposits which resemble sawdust. On closer inspection, however, these are found to consist of numerous delicate, smooth, oval, compressible bodies, about 1 mm. in length. They make up little conglomerate masses, and are loosely attached to the affected areas. These are the larvsB of flies, which are deposited on the huma...n body by flies, especially by the musca carnaria, a carrion-fly. During the warm season this occurs early, frequently immediately after death, sometimes even during the agony. The flies seem instinctively to deposit their larvse on mucous membranes or in the immediate vicinity thereof, as in these situations the lar\'ee most readily And nutriment. Hence the maggots crawling from the larvse may pene- trate into the deeper tissues.
The maggots, originally 1 to li mm. in length, commonly develop the following day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
188 we see the head of a few-weeks-old child, whose body was exposed to the air, in August, for but a half-day. In the various angles of the eyelids and mouth there are whitish deposits which resemble sawdust. On closer inspection, however, these are found to consist of numerous delicate, smooth, oval, compressible bodies, about 1 mm. in length. They make up little conglomerate masses, and are loosely attached to the affected areas. These are the larvsB of flies, which are deposited on the huma...n body by flies, especially by the musca carnaria, a carrion-fly. During the warm season this occurs early, frequently immediately after death, sometimes even during the agony. The flies seem instinctively to deposit their larvse on mucous membranes or in the immediate vicinity thereof, as in these situations the lar\'ee most readily And nutriment. Hence the maggots crawling from the larvse may pene- trate into the deeper tissues.
The maggots, originally 1 to li mm. in length, commonly develop the following day.
What to read after Atlas of Legal Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eduard Hofmann (Ritter Von) to read onlineMoreLess
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