INTRODUCTION The sarcoid condition of vital organs such as heart, lungs, liver and brain, may constitute, though rarely, a dangerous situation for survival. In forensic pathology, sudden death related to such disease represents an unusual event occurring in subjects who die unexpectedly in spite of their previous good health, and whose autopsy reveals, mainly, the involvement of heart or the ce...

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A medical practitioner who is only registered with the General Medical Council is, by virtue of that registration only entitled legally to practise in the United Kingdom. This registration does not entitle him to practise anywhere else in the world unless he has made the necessary arrangements in advance with the appropriate authorities in the host country. This is equally true if he treats Uni...

N Engl J Med 2003;349:562-9. Copyright © 2003 Massachusetts Medical Society. s detailed in other articles in the Genomic Medicine series , genomics has contributed greatly to our understanding of the molecular basis of disease and, to a lesser but growing extent, to the development of effective interventions. Clinicians and society at large, however, are concerned about the effect genetic knowl...

Reflectance spectrometry is a fast and reliable method for the characterisation of human skin if the spectra are analysed with respect to a physical model describing the optical properties of human skin. For a field study performed at the Institute of Legal Medicine and the Freiburg Materials Research Center of the University of Freiburg an electronic laboratory notebook has been developed, whi...

In recent years there has been an exponential increase of fillers use in aesthetic medicine. The popularity of this anti-wrinkle product is based on their capacity to offer significant improvement in the aesthetic field, particularly to skin rejuvenating processes with non-invasive and less expensive techniques, if compared to the surgical methods (i.e. surgical lifting). The great number of fi...