Sudden Gastrointestinal Deaths of a Child due to a Fecaloma: a Multilevel Forensic Pathological Approach.

In case of sudden deaths, forensic pathological investigation is essential to determine the cause of death. Diagnosis can only be made through a rigorous and multi-level post-mortem approach in which immunostochemical investigation can also make an important contribution.

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2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.7417/ct.2025.5221
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Foreign Body Medical Cases
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Sudden Gastrointestinal Deaths of a Child due to a Fecaloma: a Multilevel Forensic Pathological Approach.

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Sudden Gastrointestinal Deaths of a Child due to a Fecaloma: a Multilevel Forensic Pathological Approach.

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In case of sudden deaths, forensic pathological investigation is essential to determine the cause of death. Diagnosis can only be made through a rigorous and multi-level post-mortem approach in which immunostochemical investigation can also make an important contribution.

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