Fire-related death: an unusual histopathologic clue of forensic relevance
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Fire-related deaths are an issue for forensic pathologists particularly in ascertain if death occurred before or during fire. The authors highlight a unique bronchiolar epithelial cytological clue (nuclear heat-induced elongation) determined by active inhalation of hot gases and fumes, not yet described in the literature at so distal small airways level.
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