›› 2006, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (4): 251-253+.

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Measuring Volume and Density of Human Organs And its Significance in Medicine and Forensic Medicine: Lung

YU XIAO-JUN1, LAI XIAO-PING1, FAN YU-BO2, YU WEN3, LI JIN-CHUAN2, LIU MAO-YANG4 (1.DEPARTMENT FORENSIC MEDICINE OF SHANTOU UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE, SHANTOU 515031,CHINA; 2.DEPARTMENT BIOENGINEERING, BEIHENG UNIVERSITY, BEIJING 100083, CHINA; 3.SECTION   

  • Online:2006-08-25 Published:2006-08-28

Abstract: Object To obtain values of normal human lung and diffuse pathological changes, in order to provide a simple and convenient diagnostic method for measuring human visceral organs in the autopsy of pathology and forensic pathology. Methods The exact mass, volume and density of normal and pathological lung were synchronously measured with the intelligentized volume-densimeter made by authors. Results The date-base about the volume and density of human lung with different races were established for anatomy, anthropology and biodynamics. In two cases of over-load in circulation and water toxicosis, the severe lung edema was proved with the scale of lung density, which was atypical edema in the lung tissue. Conclusion Measurement of visceral organs in the autopsy can assist to an integrative pathological diagnosis.

Key words: volume of organ, tissue density, anthropology, autopsy