Atlas of Legal Medicine
Atlas of Legal Medicine
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The body is somewhat swollen, and of a slightly red tint, dependent upon the low temperature of the water. It is entirely covered with a colorless en- velope, 1-1. 5 cm. In thickness, which consists of closely interwoven fila- ments which (lout in the water and which are made up of algae. This formation is especially well marked at the more angular portions of the body. In certain situations, as, for instance, in the popliteal spaces, about the hands and the feet, it has developed into large ma...sses which conceal the contour of the affected parts. On the removal of the cadaver from the water this algse-formation collapses and forms a covering much resembling moist cotton.
PLATE 29.
Plate 29 represents the same child after it had remained four weeks in the same water. The body is completely covered with a thick coat- ing of algse, so that the general form of the cadaver is scarcely discern- ible. The algae formation is not only more extensive and thicker and the algae-filaments longer, but they have also become discolored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The body is somewhat swollen, and of a slightly red tint, dependent upon the low temperature of the water. It is entirely covered with a colorless en- velope, 1-1. 5 cm. In thickness, which consists of closely interwoven fila- ments which (lout in the water and which are made up of algae. This formation is especially well marked at the more angular portions of the body. In certain situations, as, for instance, in the popliteal spaces, about the hands and the feet, it has developed into large ma...sses which conceal the contour of the affected parts. On the removal of the cadaver from the water this algse-formation collapses and forms a covering much resembling moist cotton.
PLATE 29.
Plate 29 represents the same child after it had remained four weeks in the same water. The body is completely covered with a thick coat- ing of algse, so that the general form of the cadaver is scarcely discern- ible. The algae formation is not only more extensive and thicker and the algae-filaments longer, but they have also become discolored.
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 to read onlineMoreLess
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