HUBUNGAN PERDARAHAN ANTEMORTEM BERAT DAN RINGAN TERHADAP LIVOR MORTIS PADA JENAZAH KORBAN KECELAKAAN LALU LINTAS DI INSTALASI KEDOKTERAN FORENSIK RSUP DR SARDJITO TAHUN 2009-2013
Background: Post-mortem lividity is useful for estimating the time of death. Two factors that play an important role in the degree of livor mortis are blood volume and viscosity. To investigate whether lividity should have been fixed requires clear information regarding the time of death and the tim...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2014
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Summary: | Background: Post-mortem lividity is useful for
estimating the time of death. Two factors that play an
important role in the degree of livor mortis are blood
volume and viscosity. To investigate whether lividity
should have been fixed requires clear information
regarding the time of death and the time of
examination. Such information was commonly found in
cases of road traffic accident.
Aim: The aim for this study is to determine whether
there is a difference between heavy and mild antemortem
bleeding with delayed fixing of post-mortem lividity.
Methods: This study is an observational analytic study
using cross-sectional design. Samples were taken from
visum et repertum in the Installation of Forensic
Medicine Dr. Sardjito Hospital, Yogyakarta, from 2009
to 2013.
Results: Of the 80 victims, 60 (75%) experienced severe
bleeding and the remaining 20 (25%) experienced mild
bleeding. There are 51 (63.7%) of the victims who had
their lividity fixing delayed, while the remaining 29
(36.3%) have their lividity fixed. Based on the
statistical results, there is no significant
differences between heavy and mild antemortem bleeding
with delayed fixing of post-mortem lividity (OR=0.689 |
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