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Deaths Due to Electrocution in Central India: A Study of Two Years
Medico-Legal Update, 2019This study has been carried out to find out the incidence of deaths due to electrocution in Nagpur with special emphasis on finding out the circumstances along with pattern of injuries sustained by the victims.
U. Choudhary+3 more
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1977
Hospitals have become safer from electric shock accidents, but physicians who delegate to the electronics experts full responsibility in this regard will be shirking an obligation. Every physician should be involved both in programs to prevent these accidents in medical settings and in efforts to educate the public concerning the risk of electrocution ...
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Hospitals have become safer from electric shock accidents, but physicians who delegate to the electronics experts full responsibility in this regard will be shirking an obligation. Every physician should be involved both in programs to prevent these accidents in medical settings and in efforts to educate the public concerning the risk of electrocution ...
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Power pole density informs spatial prioritization for mitigating avian electrocution
, 2016Raptor and corvid electrocutions cause continental conservation concerns for breeding, migrating, and wintering birds. Although concerns are widespread, mitigation is implemented primarily at local scales of individual electric utilities.
J. F. Dwyer+8 more
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Abuse of defibrillator pads: Suicide by electrocution.
Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2021Amal NishanthaVadysinghe+2 more
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Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 1976
Alice Z. Rogado, Patricia Graham
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Alice Z. Rogado, Patricia Graham
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Death or Injury Caused by Electrocution
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1983Proper investigation of injury and death from electrocution requires a high level of suspicion, as examination of the victim will often prove negative. Careful photographic documentation of the scene must be done in every case. In low voltage cases, the equipment that may have been involved should be photographed, x-rayed, and examined electrically ...
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