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In case foreign material is found in '''[[lung autopsy]]''', check whether CPR has been performed. Foreign material in bronchioles but not in alveoli in a patient who has received CPR suggests a post-CRP finding rather than a primary cause of death. | In case foreign material is found in '''[[lung autopsy]]''', check whether CPR has been performed. Foreign material in bronchioles but not in alveoli in a patient who has received CPR suggests a post-CRP finding rather than a primary cause of death. | ||
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Revision as of 11:50, 9 January 2020
Author:
Mikael Häggström [note 1]
In case foreign material is found in lung autopsy, check whether CPR has been performed. Foreign material in bronchioles but not in alveoli in a patient who has received CPR suggests a post-CRP finding rather than a primary cause of death.
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