Physician
Pathology
Dr. Werner U. Spitz, MD
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Werner U. Spitz practices Pathology. Doctor Werner U. Spitz, MD is also a published doctor. He has 62 paper published. The most recent paper is: Short-range ammunition--a possible anti-hijacking device.
Publications
- Sudden cardiac death after manual or automated snow removal.
- [STUDIES ON AIR FILTRATION STRIPS FROM DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC FOR THEIR DIATOM CONTENT. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE VALUE OF DIATOMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF D...
- TECHNIQUES OF IDENTIFICATION APPLIED TO 81 EXTREMELY FRAGMENTED AIRCRAFT FATALITIES.
- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DIATOMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DEATH BY DROWNING.
- [Subdural hemorrhages from isolated injuries of the arteries of the brain surface caused by blunt force].
- [Diagnosis of death by drowning by means of demonstration of diatoms in organs].
- Recovery from drowning.
- A discussion of a suicide by self-decapitation.
- The medicolegal autopsy.
- Secondary intracranial subarachnoid hemorrhage due to spinal missile injury.
- Ethanol in intracerebral clot. Report of two homicidal cases with prolonged survival after injury.
- Concentration of alcohol in delayed subdural hematoma.
- [Further studies on the diagnosis of death by drowning with diatoms].
- Ultrastructural alterations in rat lungs. Changes following asphyxiation.
- Ultrastructural alterations in rat lungs. Changes after intratracheal perfusion with freshwater and seawater.
- [Remark to and correction of the article: Investigations of air filtration stripes from various regions of the Federal Republic concerning their Diatomaceae content by...
- Hemorrhagic pancreatitis following a kick in the abdomen. Report of a case.
- Tattoos, alcohol, and violent death.
- Age effects and autopsy evidence of disease in fatally injured drivers.
- Medicolegal investigation of a bomb explosion in an automobile. Chronological account of the explosion in Bel Air, Md., March 9, 1970.
- Essential postmortem findings in the traffic accident victim.
- Injury by birdshot.
- An evaluation of the hazard created by natural death at the wheel.
- Stud gun injuries.
- Histochemical changes in experimental drowning, pulmonary edema and asphyxia.
- [Ricochet or contact gunshot wound].
- Problems encountered in dental identification of a multilated body.
- Melanosis of the prostate gland.
- Exsanguinating hemoptysis due to a ruptured syphilitic aneurysm.
- Evaluation of the management of vehicular fatalities secondary to abdominal injury.
- Peculiarities of certain .22 caliber revolvers (Saturday night specials).
- Variations in wounding due to unusual firearms and recently available ammunition.
- Enzymatic changes in asphyxia, experimental pulmonary edema, and drowning.
- Enzymologic approach to the diagnosis of death by drowning. Preliminary report.
- A case of suicidal hanging in an automobile.
- Intrapleural golf ball size loose body. An incidental finding at autopsy.
- Suicidal electrocution in a bathtub.
- An unusual case of compression asphyxia and smothering.
- Sudden death resulting from chicken bone perforation of the esophagus.
- Fatal thyrotoxic crisis.
- A work-related death due to a penetrating chest injury.
- Syncope and sudden death caused by mitral valve myxomas.
- Scald burns complicated by isopropyl alcohol intoxication. A case of fatal child abuse.
- Resuscitation and petechiae.
- A tribute to the late Russell S. Fisher.
- Drugs and homicide.
- The case of the sitting corpse. Accident or homicide?
- Necrotizing fasciitis: a fatal outcome following minor trauma. Case report and literature review.
- Postmortem cerebrospinal fluid pleocytosis.
- Fatal accidents and blood ethanol levels in adolescents and adults. The Wayne County experience, 1978-1988.
- Gastrointestinal hemorrhage from an internal jugular abscess in an intravenous drug addict.
- Killer pop machines.
- Sudden death of an elderly man with multiple malignant neoplasms.
- Accidental death with tear gas pen gun: a case report.
- Narcotic abuse among homicide victims in Detroit.
- Drug deaths involving propoxyphene-an assessment in metropolitan Detroit.
- Short-range ammunition--a possible anti-hijacking device.
- Accidental bed deaths in infants due to unsafe sleeping situations.
- Death behind bars.
- Rupture of a subclavian artery aneurysm in a heroin addict. Report of a case.
- Methadone deaths in children. A continuing problem.
Schools
Hadassah Medical School The Hebrew University Of Jerusalem
Tel Hashomer Govt Hospital
Hebrew University Hadassah Med School
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Doctors Specialties
- Forensic Pathology
- Pathology
Accepted Insurances
- We do not accept health insurance
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