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Near-hanging

European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2002
Each year, thousands of people are strangled. Survival from strangulation or hanging is often associated with various complications including a large variety of neurological consequences. As it is common knowledge that the GCS and other initial presenting findings bear a poor correlation to the ultimate outcome, aggressive resuscitation and treatment ...
Bianca M, Wahlen, Andreas R, Thierbach
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Homicidal Hanging

The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1988
We report a case of homicide by hanging of a 29-year-old woman that was committed by her husband, who nearly escaped from justice. We offer some reflections on the rarity of this method of mechanical asphyxia in cases of homicide, and on the difficulties in the diagnosis of the medico-legal etiology of these situations.
D N, Vieira, A E, Pinto, F O, Sá
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Survival in Hanging

The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1993
Although hanging is a popular means for suicides in India, the attempt frequently does not result in death. Of 12 cases of hanging, only one of which was accidental, seen at our institution during 1985-90, all but two victims survived. We present data indicating that hanging victims can be resuscitated even after prolonged periods of suspension and ...
K G, Pradeep, V, Kanthaswamy
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Hanging and near-hanging

BJA Education, 2023
A E, Coombs, D, Ashton-Cleary
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Hanging — A review

Forensic Science International, 1982
A study of 201 cases of death due to hanging, 95% being suicidal in nature and 5% being accidental; in addition there was one judicial hanging. The majority of deaths were in persons over 50 years of age, males predominating particularly in the 50- 60 age group.
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A Hanging

2023
Abstract Captain Mackenzie and his officers quickly panicked at the thought of a small, crowded ship full of disaffected and angry young men and boys, in a situation exacerbated by a mentally disturbed Spencer, abetted by angry petty officers who saw their “superiors” as inexperienced and likely unfit to command.
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Virtual Autopsy in Hanging

American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2013
The aim of the study was to compare postmortem computed tomographic (CT) imaging findings from a case of hanging with the autopsy findings. The CT showed a good match with autopsy findings especially for bone, soft tissue, and spinal injuries.
Polacco, Matteo   +7 more
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Hanging together, or hanging separately.

Physician executive, 2008
While lack of structure often satisfies physicians' desire for independence, it also leads to a wide range of problems. Examine a proven approach to creating an effective group governance structure.
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Near-hanging injuries: A 10-year experience

Injury, 2006
Matthew Martin   +2 more
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