Legal Medicine
Legal Medicine
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In such labors it is well understood that unless the cord is speedily relieved of pressure the child will perish. Another cause of compression arises from its being wound round the shild's neck. This is quite a frequent complication, being found as often (according to Elsasser) as one in every five cases. In the latter instance, death may proceed either from the con- striction of the child's neck, by the cord causing congestion of the brain, or from the interruption of the flow of blood in the ...cord itself, owing to the strain upon it. Other causes may be L98 INFANTICIDE. § 70 protracted delivery, debility, hemorrhage from the umbilical cord, or fractures. The must's of death after birth may be malformation or dis- ease, exposure, suffocation, unconscious delivery, strangling, drowning, wounds, dislocations, poisoning, starvation or burns and scalds. Those of must frequent occurrence, and, therefore, the n important, are the following: Intentional strangulation before birth can only be produced where there is head presentation.
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In such labors it is well understood that unless the cord is speedily relieved of pressure the child will perish. Another cause of compression arises from its being wound round the shild's neck. This is quite a frequent complication, being found as often (according to Elsasser) as one in every five cases. In the latter instance, death may proceed either from the con- striction of the child's neck, by the cord causing congestion of the brain, or from the interruption of the flow of blood in the ...cord itself, owing to the strain upon it. Other causes may be L98 INFANTICIDE. § 70 protracted delivery, debility, hemorrhage from the umbilical cord, or fractures. The must's of death after birth may be malformation or dis- ease, exposure, suffocation, unconscious delivery, strangling, drowning, wounds, dislocations, poisoning, starvation or burns and scalds. Those of must frequent occurrence, and, therefore, the n important, are the following: Intentional strangulation before birth can only be produced where there is head presentation.
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