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Selçuk ÇETIN

Latest posts by Selçuk ÇETIN (see all)

  • Diaphragmatic Eventration: Autopsy Case Report - March 31, 2016
  • Medicolegal Approach to Diogenes Syndrome: a Case Report - December 21, 2015
  • Wischnewsky Spots in Fatal Hypothermia: Case Report - September 30, 2015

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Diaphragmatic Eventration: Autopsy Case Report

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MÆDICA - a Journal of Clinical Medicine | Vol. 11, nr. 1, 2016 CNCSIS - CMR - B+ OBBCSSR

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Diaphragmatic Eventration: Autopsy Case Report

Murat Serdar GÜRSES, Filiz EREN, Nursel Türkmen İNANIR, Bülent EREN and Selçuk ÇETIN

ABSTRACT

Presented case was a 36-year-old deceased man with a sequel of poliomyelitis who was reportedly found death at home. On external examination at autopsy, deformity of the lower extremity secondary to polimyelitis, and an obliquely coursing scar tissue 5 cm in length at the same level with the costal arch on the right axillary line were seen. On internal examination at autopsy, diaphragmatic eventration caused by bilateral elevation of the diaphragm towards thoracic cavity was detected. On the left side, stomach, spleen, and small intestines, and on the right side liver were pushed into the thoracic cavity. Cause of death was reported as heart failure of the patient with bilateral diaphragmatic eventration. We aimed to discuss rarely encountered diaphragmatic eventration in autopsy practice from a perspective of forensic medicine.

Keywords: diaphragm, eventration, forensic autopsy, poliomyelitis

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Medicolegal Approach to Diogenes Syndrome: a Case Report

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MÆDICA - a Journal of Clinical Medicine | Vol. 10, nr. 4, 2015 CNCSIS - CMR - B+ OBBCSSR

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Medicolegal Approach to Diogenes Syndrome: a Case Report

Filiz EREN, Nursel Türkmen İNANIR, Selçuk ÇETIN, Bülent EREN, Halis DOKGÖZ and Ümit Naci GÜNDOĞMUŞ

ABSTRACT

Because of the way of life Greek philosopher Diogenes lived, in the medical literature some older individuals characterized with collection of symptoms and the psychopathology associated with the lack of concern about a person’s living conditions were called as Diogenes Syndrome. In this study we presented a case in terms of Diogenes Syndrome. We aimed to discuss by using the recent medical literature. Our case was a 62 year old male living alone and there were a variety of diseases he had. Diogenes Syndrome was previously identified in 30 elderly patients for the first time in 1975. As well as the typical clinical features of Diogenes Syndrome were defined, for being of potential forensic value, case characteristics belonging to the crime scene, and also probable changes that may be encountered at autopsy were discussed.

Keywords: Diogenes Syndrome, forensic, autopsy

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Wischnewsky Spots in Fatal Hypothermia: Case Report

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MÆDICA - a Journal of Clinical Medicine | Vol. 10, nr. 3, 2015 CNCSIS - CMR - B+ OBBCSSR

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Wischnewsky Spots in Fatal Hypothermia: Case Report

Selçuk ÇETIN, Nursel Türkmen İNANIR, Filiz EREN, Bülent EREN and Halis DOKGÖZ

ABSTRACT

69-year-old male was found dead at the roadside in October month, death was declared suspicious by local prosecutor and autopsy was mandated. At autopsy, a large number of dark brown colored, ovalshaped lesions ranging from 1-15 mm under the mucosa defined as Wischnewsky spots, when stomach was dissected were observed. For the formation mechanism of Wischnewsky spots, there has no definite conclusions; more studies are needed on a case series.

Keywords: Wischnewsky spot, forensic, autopsy

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Spontaneous Rupture of a Renal Cell Carcinoma Associated with Fatal Bleeding

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MÆDICA - a Journal of Clinical Medicine | Vol. 9, nr. 3, 2014

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Spontaneous Rupture of a Renal Cell Carcinoma Associated with Fatal Bleeding

Dilek DURAK, Filiz EREN, Nursel Türkmen İNANIR, Bülent EREN, Selçuk ÇETIN and Ümit Naci GÜNDOĞMUŞ

ABSTRACT

Spontaneous rupture of the renal parenchyma is rarely reported, usually seen as a complication of an underlying disease like the benign and malignant tumors of the kidney, also except from tumors among the causes of spontaneous renal rupture associated with bleeding, there were claimed vascular anomalies affecting the parenchyma, infections and coagulation disorders. Presented case was a 79-year-old male found dead at home. At the autopsy in macroscopic examination; all of the organs with signs of putrefaction, free blood at perihepatic and post hepatic retroperitoneal area, bloody coat at colon serous surface and 25x30x25 cm of hematoma at the right perirenal area were observed. In dissection, 5x2 cm of crescent shaped residual kidney structure was detected at the inferior pole adjacent to the 15x5x8 cm of pale yellow tumor mass settled in the upper pole of right kidney dissection associated with kidney, and 3x3 cm of tumor rupture and bleeding area in the upper part of tumoral pseudo capsule was inspected. Tumor sections were dirty yellow in color, bleeding and a large area of autolysis in appearance were also observed. Histopathological examination of the samples prepared from the tumoral mass taken from on the right kidney revealed renal cell carcinoma. Our aim was to present a rare case of spontaneous rupture of renal cell carcinoma detected at the autopsy.

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Anatomical Variation of Hyoid Bone: a Case Report

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MÆDICA - a Journal of Clinical Medicine | Vol. 9, nr. 3, 2014

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Anatomical Variation of Hyoid Bone: a Case Report

Nursel Türkmen İNANIR, Bülent EREN, Selçuk ÇETIN, Filiz EREN and Ümit Naci GÜNDOĞMUŞ

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Hyoid bone is a solitary bone localized at the level of cervical 3 vertebrae, connected to the adjacent bone structures with muscles and tendons. Anatomical variations of hyoid bone can cause difficulties in the application of forensic medicine together with clinical and surgical problems. We present a case of a 81-year-old woman, reported to got sick, who died at home. In the autopsy, the neck dissection revealed prolonged right and left greater horns of hyoid bone measured 11 cm and 7 cm respectively. We aimed to present a case with long hyoid bone horns and discuss recent literature.

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Death Due to Combined Intake of Ethanol and Toluene: a Case Report

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MÆDICA - a Journal of Clinical Medicine | Vol. 9, nr. 4, 2014

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Death Due to Combined Intake of Ethanol and Toluene: a Case Report

Murat Serdar GÜRSES, Nursel TÜRKMEN, Bülent EREN, Selçuk ÇETIN and Ümit Naci GÜNDOĞMUŞ

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Toluene is a commonly used volatile organic chemical in industry and is the most often chosen illicit substance among volatile substance abusers. Studies involving healthy volunteers suggest that ethanol consumption inhibits toluene metabolism, thus increasing its blood levels. In this study, a lethal case of combined ethanol consumption and toluene inhalation has been reported. Our case was a 30-year-old male who had used volatile substance for 15 years. The autopsy revealed no abnormal findings. Toxicological analysis revealed alcohol and toluene in the blood and the cause of death was considered as toxicity due to acute combined intake of alcohol and toluene. Lethal combined ethanol and toluene intake is rarely reported in the literature. Experimental studies indicate that toluene increases the risk of ethanol dependence and each substance increases the toxic effects of the other.

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