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Giuseppe Cannavò

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Unexpected death for takayasu aortitis associated with coronary ostial stenosis

2015

The differential diagnosis of vasculitis is often a difficult task due to the frequent morphological similarities that various vasculitic syndromes express when the heart is the target organ. The more the lesions are limited to the arterial tree with absent or almost silent coronary events, the less specific the anatomical and clinical frameworks. To create a series of clinical records and on the basis of these assumptions, the authors report a case concerning the sudden death of a 43-year-old woman which occurred while an ergonometric test was being carried out 28 days after the onset of the symptoms. A subsequent postmortem investigation/autopsy enabled us to detect a granulomatous aortit…

Adultunexpected sudden deathCoronary StenosiTakayasu aortitis2734coronary ostial stenosis; Takayasu aortitis; unexpected sudden death; Adult; Coronary Stenosis; Death Sudden Cardiac; Exercise Test; Female; Forensic Pathology; Humans; Takayasu Arteritis; 2734Coronary StenosisSuddenTakayasu ArteritisDeathDeath Sudden Cardiaccoronary ostial stenosiExercise TestHumansFemalecoronary ostial stenosisCardiacForensic PathologyTakayasu aortitiHuman
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Skull and Encephalic Injuries Caused by Beach Umbrellas: Case Reports and Review of Literature

2016

This study reports two unusual cases of skull-encephalic injuries in bathers that were caused by violent impacts with beach umbrellas. The first case concerned a 36-year-old man who, while lying on a sun bed, was struck on his left temple by a beach umbrella, which had been blown away by a gust of wind. The second case concerned a six-year-old child who was struck on the right temporal region while he was playing on the sand. Both subjects died. A review of the literature was carried out. Various skull and brain injuries caused by several objects were found, but no injuries caused by beach umbrellas were detected. There were only cases of injuries caused by normal umbrellas. These cases sho…

EngineeringInjury controlAccident prevention2734Poison controlEncephalic injureComputed tomographyPathology and Forensic Medicine03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineSettore MED/43 - Medicina LegaleInjury preventionGeneticsForensic engineeringmedicine030216 legal & forensic medicineComputed tomographyUncommon accidentKnock on the headmedicine.diagnostic_testbusiness.industrytechnology industry and agricultureRight temporal regionBeach umbrella; Computed tomography; Encephalic injures; Forensic science; Knock on the head; Uncommon accident; 2734; GeneticsSkullmedicine.anatomical_structureLeft temple030221 ophthalmology & optometryForensic sciencebusinessBeach umbrellaJournal of Forensic Sciences
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