AIIMS-Patna study establishes heat stroke death through autopsy
Until now, no definitive pathological marker existed for heat stroke deaths. Autopsy reports typically cited dehydration or haemorrhage in organs such as the brain, liver, or kidneys. The AIIMS-Pat...
Source: Hindustan Times
Until now, no definitive pathological marker existed for heat stroke deaths. Autopsy reports typically cited dehydration or haemorrhage in organs such as the brain, liver, or kidneys. The AIIMS-Patna study now establishes that rupture of the pre-optic area in the brain is a key pathological finding in heat stroke death.
