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This analysis reveals pathomorphological changes due to mechanical strangulation asphyxia in animals, indicating critical aspects of death investigation.
The paper analyzes pathomorphological changes revealed in the corpses of animals that died from strangulation mechanical asphyxia due to manual strangulation. In this case, death occurred due to asphyxia and postmortem signs were characterized by combined acute respiratory failure and cardiac arrest. Morphological changes in this case were manifested by acute venous hyperemia, edema and alveolar emphysema of the lungs with the development of congestive changes in the heart.
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