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Postmortem

1. Autopsy report

2. 1. Case registration number: BH 2079/02/08 -03 2. Police office sending for autopsy: District PoliceOffice , Bharatpur a. Date: 2079/02/08 b. Refrence number: ----- 3. Name of deceased: Mrs. X 4. Address: Bharatpur 5. Gender: Female 6. Age: 38 yrs 7. Dead body identified by: Mr. A

3. 8. Name of accompanying police personnel: Mr.Y 9. Date and time of death: 2079/02/07 at 2:05 pm 10. Date and hour of receipt of a. Dead body: 2079/02/07 b. Inquest papers: 2079/02/07 11. Date and hour of starting autopsy: 2079/02/08 at 1:35 pm 12. Date and hour of concluding autopsy: 2079/02/08 at 2:15 pm 13. Name of the expert conducting autopsy: Dr. Kaschev Shrestha

4. 14. Name of the hospital: Bharatpur Govt. Hospital RELEVANT DETAILS - Requisition letter from District Police Office, Bharatpur - Dated 2079/02/07 - With refrence number ----- - States that on 2079/02/07 - The deceased Mrs. X Cause of death: Undetermined Signature of expert: Name: Dr. Kaschev Shrestha Designation: Lecturer N.M.C. Reg. No.: 5678 Date: 2079/02/08

5. EXTERNAL examination

6. General characteristics Both eyes were closed. Length: -- Weight: Not taken Physique: Average Hair: Black Clothes and conditions: Not examined Special identifying features ( Huliya ): Not examined

7. Post-mortem changes a. Rigor mortis: Complete b. Livor mortis: Fixed c. Algor mortis: Not examined d. Signs of decomposition: Not present Natural orifices a. Eyes: b. Mouth: No abnormality, discharge or injuries

8. c. Nose: Bleeding seen d. Ears: No abnormality, discharge or injuries e. Anus: No abnormality, discharge or injuries f. Urethra: No abnormality, discharge or injuries g. Vagina: No abnormality, discharge or injuries Injuries: No injuries seen.

9. Internal Examination

10. EVISCERATION METHOD : LETULLE Also called En masse method of evisceration. Involves removing most of the internal organs in one full swoop. Is a rapid technique for removing the organs from the body.

11. PM METHODS Has adv.of leaving all attachments intact. A good technique for preserving the vascular supply and relationship between the organs. letulle En masse disection & organ separation Organ dissection

12. INTERNAL FINDINGS

13. The internal organs and contents gave the characteristic GARLIC LIKE ODOUR

14. thorax/Chest Ribs and chest wall : no haemorrhages of the skin or subcutaneous tissues over the chest , fracture of 4 th ,5 th ,6 th & 7 th ribs Aorta : no atheromatous plaques or aneurysms encountered Esophagus : intact, mucosa unremarkable Trachea & bronchi : free from extraneous materials

15. THORAX/CHEST LUNGS : Cut open from large to small airways from medial to lateral including all the lobes and segments opening along the branches as they are encountered and examining the parenchyma After this horizontal slicing through each lobe with a brain knife to inspect the rest of parenchyma

16. Lungs : reddish purple in color ,voluminous, heavy, firm,pleural surfaces are smooth and glistening, no thombus , emboli or any mucoid impaction Heart: appears of normal size ,weight and configuration,cardiac chambers – contain only PM clot & fluid blood,myocardium – homogenously fibrillar & free from focal lesions , valves&chordae tendinae –intact & normally formed

17. ABDOMEN & pelvis Peritoneal and pelvic cavity : not examined Stomach and content : gastric mucosa appears hyperemic ,& congested with reddish erosive lesions seen Intestines : not examined Kidneys : have smooth surfaces beneath easily stripped capsules. The corticomedullary junctions are intact and distinct. No calculi and inflammatory changes seen

18. Liver , gall bladder & pancreas : not examined Genital organs : not examined Urinary bladder and urethra : not examined

19. Head & neck Scalp & Skull : free from injuries Brain : has clear , glistening lepto-meninges , there is no edema or herniation . Sectioning discloses no gross anomalies. Mouth and tongue : not examined Neck structures : not examined

20. Special examination : not done Specimen collected for analysis : stomach, rt. lobe of liver, longitudinal halves of each kidney Items handed over to : family members Opinion or conclusion : Cause of death : undermined till pending laboratory investigations Signature of medical officer / expert Name : Dr. Kaschev Shrestha Designation: Lecturer N.M.C. Reg. No. : Date : 2079 /02/08

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