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  • [Role of acute alcoholism in violent death. Statistics of the Lyon Medico-Legal Institute (1981-2)].

    descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 1985
    Authors: J M, Rouzioux; P, Parisot; J, Picard; J, Vermont; +1 Authors

    pmid: 3158946

    Over a 2-year period (1981-1982), blood alcohol levels were measured in 1371 post-mortem examinations performed at the medico-legal Institute of Lyon. These levels were higher in men, in subjects who died between 9 p.m. and 3 a.m., in corpses found in water and in subjects killed by a fall or in a fire. Among the 4 main types of death (homicide, suicide, accident and natural death), those by homicide had the highest, and those by suicide the lowest blood alcohol concentrations.

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    Authors: J M, Rouzioux; P, Parisot; J, Picard; J, Vermont; +1 Authors

    pmid: 3158946

    Over a 2-year period (1981-1982), blood alcohol levels were measured in 1371 post-mortem examinations performed at the medico-legal Institute of Lyon. These levels were higher in men, in subjects who died between 9 p.m. and 3 a.m., in corpses found in water and in subjects killed by a fall or in a fire. Among the 4 main types of death (homicide, suicide, accident and natural death), those by homicide had the highest, and those by suicide the lowest blood alcohol concentrations.

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