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1
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Sutton JT et al. (2010)
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M
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7
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Right frontal lobe
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7
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2 hours before death complying of a headache
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2
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Vougiouklakis T. et al. (2006)
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M
|
34
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Third ventricle, at level of the foramen of Monro
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6,9
|
No neurological symptoms. The man was found unconscious in bed
|
|
3
|
Shiferaw K. et al. (2006)
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M
|
48
|
Right frontal lobe
|
4
|
Patient with schizophrenia. Five day prior death, the man was disoriented, slow, and somnolent.
|
|
4
|
Elgamal EA. et al. (2006)
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M
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10 week
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Left parietal lobe
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/
|
Irritability excessively for 1 day and large vomit
|
|
5
|
Matschke J. et al. (2005)
|
F
|
33
|
Right fronto-parietal lobe
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/
|
No neurological symptoms. The woman was found dead in her apartment
|
|
6
| |
M
|
52
|
Left cingulated gyrus with infiltration of the thalamus
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/
|
No neurological symptoms. The man suddenly collapsed at home
|
|
7
| |
M
|
75
|
Left cerebellar hemisphere with infiltration of adjacent brainstem structures
|
/
|
No neurological symptoms. The man was found lying dead in his bed
|
|
8
|
Eberhart C.G. et al. (2001)
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M
|
39
|
left frontal lobe
|
5
|
No neurological symptoms. The man was found unresponsive on the bathroom
|
|
9
| |
M
|
35
|
Right cerebral hemisphere showed a large mass lesion, involving the basal ganglia and internal capsule
|
5
|
No neurological symptoms. The man was found unresponsive
|
|
10
| |
M
|
45
|
Right frontal lobe
|
4
|
The man died after his automobile left the road at a high rate of speed and impacted a tree.
|
|
11
|
Matsumoto H. (1993)
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M
|
20
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Left temporal lobe
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/
|
/
|
|
12
|
Present paper
|
M
|
71
|
Right medulla and right temporal lobe
|
2
|
Headache, confusional state and difficulty in walking few hours before the death
|
|
13
| |
M
|
79
|
Left temporal lobe
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3
|
Confusion, slackening, sleepiness, and tremor of the upper limbs start few days before the death
|
|
14
| |
M
|
43
|
Left frontal lobe
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3,5
|
No neurological symptoms. The man was found dead in a slope near the track of the railway.
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