Anil Aggrawal's Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

Introduction (57 kb)

Aims and Objectives (24 kb)

Review of Literature (86 kb)

Materials and Methods (67 kb)

Observations (doc file) (67 kb)

Observations (ppt file) (176 kb)

Discussion (59 kb)

Summary and Conclusions (26 kb)

Bibliography (36 kb)

Proforma (64 kb)

Masterchart (124 kb)

Figures with captions (Please click each figure to enlarge)

Figure 1. Normal uniform staining with NBT (Nitro Blue Tetrazolium chloride) (L) compared with unstained slice of heart (R)	Figure 2. Normal uniform staining of heart slice with TTC (Triphenyl Tetrazolium Chloride)	Figure 3. Subendocardial infarct of Left ventricle revealed after NBT staining. Note the darkly stained normal myocardium of the left ventricle. A thin rim of myocardium on the endocardial side has remained unstained indicating ischaemia. Cut section of the right ventricular myocardium is not visible. What is seen is the epicardial surface, which doesn't take up stain.	Figure 4. Infarct area of midzone of anterior and septal regions of the left ventricles - NBT staining.
Figure 5. Subendocardial ischaemia of the Right ventricle revealed after NBT staining. Note the relatively less darkening of ischaemic areas, compared with heavy dark staining of myocardium of the Left ventricle.	Figure 6. Infarct areas of anterior and lateral walls of left ventricle. Note unstained areas, which represent infarcts.	Figure 7. Infarct area of anterior wall of left ventricle - TTC staining.	Figure 8. Transmural infarct of anterior and lateral walls of left ventricle, with involvement of papillary muscles.
Figure 9. Subendocardial infarct of Left Ventricle. Fibrotic old infarct areas also seen in anterior and septal walls - NBT stain.	Figure 10. Subendocardial infarct of Left Ventricle.	Figure 11. Uniform Normal staining with TTC	Figure 12. Uniform normal staining with NBT
Figure 13. Infarcts of Anterior and septal walls of Left ventricle	Figure 14. Infarct of Lateral wall of Left Ventricle	Figure 15. Normal staining with NBT	Figure 16. Ischaemic areas and old fibrotic patches of anterior and septal walls of Left Ventricle
Figure 17. Old fibrotic areas of anterolateral walls of Left Ventricle	Figure 18. Subendocardial infarct with papillary muscle involvement	Figure 19. Subendocardial infarct with involvement of papillary muscle of Left Ventrcle	Figure 20. Anterior and septal wall infarct of Left Ventricle
Figure 21. Anterior wall infarct with papillary muscle involvement	Figure 22. Subendocardial fibrosis of Left Ventricle

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