�ber den Abfall des Blutalkoholspiegels nach traumatischer Bewu�tlosigkeit

Forster, B.

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“…Rauschke (1954) described a series of e.Kperiments on rabbits, indicating that after moderate to severe haemorrhage, blood alcohol levels are elevated. The work of Gumbel (1956) does not support these experimental findings, nor did Forster (1958) find variations in the rate of alcohol metabolism, as judged by blood alcohol decay curves in humans suffering from traumatic unconsciousness. However, Beck (1961) in a series of experiments on twelve rabbits demonstrated an elevation of blood alcohol levels following bleeding which extended over a period of thirty minutes, and a similar rise occurred with infusions of blood replacement fluids.…”

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The Effect of Traumatic Shock on Experimental Blood Ethyl Alcohol Levels in Mice

1963

Aust J Exp Biol Med

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SUMMARY.In a controlled experiment using 86 pairs of male white mice matched for weight, the blood alcohol level after intraperitoneal injection of ethyl alcohol was slightly but significantly elevated in animals in which a dosed fracture of the femur was produced at the time of the alcohol injection. Significant elevation of blood alcohol was present at half an hour after alcohol injection and was still present three hours after injection. Blood alcohol levels in both injured and control animals decreased linearly at the same rate with the logarithm of time, but the regression lint-of the blood alcohol levels of the injured animals was higher than that of the control animals.

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The Effect of Traumatic Shock on Experimental Blood Ethyl Alcohol Levels in Mice

1963

Aust J Exp Biol Med

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“…Beck 1961;Forster 1958;Grfiner 1958;Kaufmann et al 1976). Hier tritt eine tiefgreifende Allgemeinst6rung des Organismus ein, die auch Auswirkungen auf den Verlauf der Blutalkoholkurve hat.…”

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Die Schockmechanismen in ihrer Bedeutung f�r die Alkoholbegutachtung

Brettel

1982

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The alcohol level interpretation on shocked persons concerns almost exclusively cases with hypovolemic shock. For that reason the mechanisms of shock are explained mainly in relation to hemorrhagic shock. With regard to the blood alcohol curve in shock the following points are to be noted: (1) the centralization of the circulation in shock; (2) the alterations of the conditions for the alcohol absorption during the shock; (3) the fact that the liver is a so-called shock organ; and (4) the hemodilution in shock. In a given case besides individual factors the alcoholizing phase at the beginning of the shock and the severity of the shock are the most important circumstances. In severe shock there is the possibility for a temporary considerable decrease and for a long-term plateau of the blood alcohol curve.

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Neogenesis ofEthanol and Fusel Oils in Putrefying Blood

Huckenbeck

Forensic Pathology Reviews

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�ber den Abfall des Blutalkoholspiegels nach traumatischer Bewu�tlosigkeit

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

The Effect of Traumatic Shock on Experimental Blood Ethyl Alcohol Levels in Mice

The Effect of Traumatic Shock on Experimental Blood Ethyl Alcohol Levels in Mice

Die Schockmechanismen in ihrer Bedeutung f�r die Alkoholbegutachtung

Neogenesis ofEthanol and Fusel Oils in Putrefying Blood

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