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following are decomposition changes except

A
Discoloration
B
Discharge
C
Degloving
D
Dilatation
High-Yield Explanation
Decomposition changes Discoloration: greenish discoloration of right iliac fossa due to sulphmethemoglobin, marbling, discoloration under surface of liver, staining of aoa, blackish discoloration of skin is due to formation of ferric sulphide. Distension: abdomen, breasts, penis, scrotum, face bloated, eyes budget out from sockets, gas rigidity, crepitus felt on soft tissues due to gas formation. Discharge: purging, fecal discharge, postmoem delivery of fetus. Detachment: peeling of skin, loosening of tissues, hair. Degloving: of hands and feet. Degradation: anatomy integrity of tissues and organs will be lost, softening. Dissolution: liquefaction of tissue and organs. Ref: FORENSIC MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY Dr PC IGNATIUS THIRD EDITION PAGE 33

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