Elevation of post mortem vitreous humour sodium and chloride levels can be used as a reliable test in cases of suspected salt water drowning when the immersion times are less than one hour
Garland, J, Tse, R., B.Sc., MB, BS, Oldmeadow, C., B.Math (Hon) PhD, Attia, J., MD, PhD, FRCPC, FRACP, BMed, S. Anne, Cala, A.D., MB,BS, FRCPA
Published in Forensic science international (01.09.2016)
Published in Forensic science international (01.09.2016)
Get full text
Journal Article
Post mortem tryptase cut-off level for anaphylactic death
Tse, R., Wong, C.X., Kesha, K., Garland, J., Tran, Y., Anne, S., Elstub, H., Cala, A.D., Palmiere, C., Patchett, K.L.
Published in Forensic science international (01.03.2018)
Published in Forensic science international (01.03.2018)
Get full text
Journal Article
Differences in femoral blood sampling techniques on total post mortem tryptase
Tse, R., Garland, J., Kesha, K., Elstub, H., Cala, A.D., Ahn, Y., Stables, S., Palmiere, C.
Published in Pathology (01.02.2018)
Published in Pathology (01.02.2018)
Get full text
Journal Article
Post mortem vitreous magnesium in adult population
Tse, R., Garland, J., Kesha, K., Morrow, P., Lam, L., Elstub, H., Cala, A.D., Palmiere, C., Stables, S.
Published in Forensic science international (01.03.2018)
Published in Forensic science international (01.03.2018)
Get full text
Journal Article
Post-mortem biochemistry differences between vitreous humour and cerebrospinal fluid
Garland, J., Philcox, W., McCarthy, Sinead, Kesha, K., Lam, L., Spark, A., Palmiere, C., Elstub, H., Cala, A.D., Stables, S., Tse, R.
Published in Australian journal of forensic sciences (02.09.2020)
Published in Australian journal of forensic sciences (02.09.2020)
Get full text
Journal Article