Heat thrombosis of burned skin
Knezevic, D.; Dirnhofer, R.
Archiv für Kriminologie 178(3-4): 88-94
1986
ISSN/ISBN: 0003-9225 PMID: 3800550 Document Number: 278274
The vital reaction to heat-induced thrombosis is discussed here using a case of sudden death in the Sauna. The dead body was lying for about one hour in the heat (90 degrees C). Beside the beginning formation of bubbles there was subcutaneous blood vessel exposition, especially in parts outside of the Livor mortis. The cause of death was viral infection with florid Myocarditis.
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