A 58-year-old woman was found dead in her bed with blood emanating from her mouth. The blood was found to arise from a previously undiagnosed squamous cell carcinoma of the lung that had invaded a pulmonary artery branch and an adjacent bronchus, thus forming a broncho-arterial fistula with rapid exsanguination. A broncho-arterial fistula is an abnormal connection between a bronchus and a nearby artery, potentially causing life-threatening complications like hemoptysis, respiratory distress, or severe bleeding.
Fig.1 A woman was found dead in her bed.
Latest posts
Seoul, South Korea. The victim, a 46-year-old male dentist, was found dead of ligature strangulation next to a…
The Shocker Magazine brings you unfiltered views of reality and educational content from the world of crime, accidents,…
A series of murders occurred in Washington State in 1990. The murders began in Bellevue, Washington, in June…
Decomposition: extreme tissue discoloration and gas formation in a body removed from water. Bodies removed from water show…
