Suzutani T, Ishibashi H, Takatori T
Hokkaido Igaku Zasshi. 1979 May;54(3):227-33.
The authors have investigated the cadaveric phenomena on 30 persons killed in coal-mine accidents being kept in pits for a long time after death. The conclusions are as follows: The appearance and progress of cadaveric phenomena in pits depend on the postmortem interval alone, not on the immediate causes of death which have been found to be of seven classes in coal-mine accidents. The phenomena on cadavers kept in pits are the same as those in the air of normal temperature on earth. The reason may be that there are both accelerative factors and suppressive factors among various environmental factors in pits after occurrence of accident and they offset each other to make no difference between cadavers in pits and those on earth.
作者对30例死于煤矿事故且死后长期停放在井下的尸体进行了尸体现象的研究。结果如下：井下尸体现象的出现和发展仅取决于死后经过时间，而与煤矿事故中已发现的七类直接死因无关。井下尸体现象与常温空气中的尸体现象相同。原因可能是事故发生后井下各种环境因素中既有加速因素又有抑制因素，二者相互抵消，使得井下尸体与地面尸体没有差异。
