Red velvety stomach is seen in?
The classic postmoem feature of Acute Arsenic poisoning is Red velvety stomach. The mucous membrane is covered with tenacious mucus often tinged with blood, and is swollen and red in appearance. The distribution is usually patchy and corresponds to the deposits of paicles of arsenic, around which the inflammatory changes are evident. Ulceration or erosions may be found, especially at the pyloric end. Submucous petechial haemorrhages are often seen. Another impoant postmoem feature of Arsenic poisoning is that Rigor mois lasts longer than usual.
Lead
Arsenic
Copper
Mercury
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