A synopsis of modern medical jurisprudence : anatomically, physiologically, and forensically illustrated : for the faculty of medicine, magistrates, lawyers, coroners, and jurymen / by J.S. Forsyth.

  • Forsyth, J. S.
Date:
1829
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Credit: A synopsis of modern medical jurisprudence : anatomically, physiologically, and forensically illustrated : for the faculty of medicine, magistrates, lawyers, coroners, and jurymen / by J.S. Forsyth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ORGANS, genital, formation, unusual, 586. in the male, 587. female, 589. PERICARDIUM, its connexion, use, and power, 45. POISON, death from, 299. definition of a, ib. POISONS, aerial, m7. signs of, in the living body, 303. dead, 320. symptoms of corrosive, 305. narcotic, 306. slow, 315. eiFects of, mistakes in the, 318. class of which appearances on dissection seem to indi- cate, 322. effects of narcotic, 324. collection of the, 327. dissection, circumstances which may lead to error, 335. phenomena observed on, 337. digestion of the stomach after death, 341. rupture of the stomach, 347. PREGNANCY, signs of real, 378. concealed and feigned, ib. 1. Expansion or enlargement of the abdomen, 381. 2. Change in the state of the breasts, 382, 3. Suppression of the menses, 383. 4. Motion of the foetus, 384. examination, 387. extra-uterine, 394. medico-legal subjects connected with, tb. PUTREFACTION, degree of compatible with a proper dissection, 94. first degree to the fourth, 97. RAPE, 486. definition of, 485. questions, medico-legal, connected with, 497. RESPIRATION, the process of, 36. SEX, DOUBTFUL, 580. SIGNS OF DEATH, opinions on, 165. SKELETON, anatomical examination of, 99.