Chapter 98: 13. _Pemberton: Lancet, May_ 22d, 1869, _p. 707_.—Woman, age 60.
Found dead. Nose partly displaced and cartilages injured. Lips pale.
Mouth closed. Lividity of front of neck from jaw to sternum. Cricoid
cartilage ossified (cretified?) and broken on left side; hemorrhage in
surrounding tissues. Lungs and heart as usual in suffocation.
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