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The medico-legal importance of post mortem lividity lies in its colour and in its distribution.
- Prof. Derrick J. Pounder
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Within about 30-60 minutes of death the blood in most corpses, dead from natural or non-natural causes, becomes permanently incoagulable.
This is due to the release of fibrinolysins, especially from small calibre vessels, e.g. capillaries, and from serous surfaces, e.g. the pleura. Clots may persist when the mass of clot is too large to be liquified by the fibrinolysin available at the site of clot formation. (Prof. Derrick J. Pounder
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