Berent Jarosław
Katedry i Zakładu Medycyny Sadowej Uniwersytetu Medycznego w Lodzi.
Arch Med Sadowej Kryminol. 2005 Jul-Sep;55(3):209-14.
The study reviews the literature on determining the post mortem interval by temperature data. Because of the amount of material, it is presented in two parts. The first presents ideas about post mortem cooling of the human body from the first studies carried out by Davey in 1839 in London, up to conceptions based on the double exponential (sigmoid) model elaborated in 1962 by Marshall and Hoare.
本研究回顾了通过温度数据确定死后间隔时间的相关文献。由于资料数量较多,故分两部分呈现。第一部分介绍了从1839年戴维在伦敦开展的首批研究,直至1962年马歇尔和霍尔提出的基于双指数(S形)模型的人体死后冷却概念。