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Studies in the Psychology of Death
1960Each man learns early in life that some day he must die. What role does this information play in his development? How does it affect his aims, his wishes, his behavior? At the present time our best sources of information on these questions are outside the field of psychology—in literature, philosophy, religion, and medicine.
Irving E. Alexander +1 more
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Autopsy study of maternal deaths
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 2003AbstractObjectives: To obtain an insight into the underlying disorder or pathologies in different organs or systems, and to attempt clinicopathologic correlation in maternal deaths. Methods: This is a retrospective study of 95 maternal autopsies done from 1993 to 2000 in Sassoon General Hospital, Pune, India.
A N, Kavatkar +3 more
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Autopsy study of pediatric deaths
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2002Childhood autopsies occurring during January 1997 to December 1999 were reviewed.Of the total 1,445 deaths autopsied, 441 (30.5%) were of pediatric patients.Of these deaths, 70.3% occurred during neonatal period, 8.6% in infancy, and 21.1% in childhood. Birth asphyxia (57.7%) was the most frequent mode of death in the neonatal period. Infections (67.2%)
S R, Dalal, M V, Jadhav, S D, Deshmukh
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Cytogenetic Studies in Perinatal Death
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1990EDITORIAL COMMENT: We have accepted this paper for publication to make obstetricians more aware of the role of cytogenetics in the investigation of perinatal deaths. All 15 of the infants with abnormal karyotypes had morphological congenital anomalies, but the authors do not make it clear how many of these malformations were diagnosed antenatally ...
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Perspectives on Death: A Developmental Study
The Journal of Psychology, 1984While prior research has focused on death anxiety in general, more recent studies have recognized the need for multilevel measures for assessing the fear of death. A 12-item questionnaire used in the present cross-sectional investigation produced three factors--Evaluation of Death in General (Factor I), Belief in the Hereafter (Factor II), and Death ...
J W, Keller, D, Sherry, C, Piotrowski
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A Study of Deaths Involving Oxycodone
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1994Abstract Nine deaths involving oxycodone were investigated to assess the contribution of this opiate to these fatalities. All except one of the bodies were subjected to a full autopsy by specialist pathologists with a subsequent thorough toxicological examination. No significant anatomical pathology was found at autopsy.
O H, Drummer +3 more
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