Acquired XXXX in forensic autopsies.

@entity1 @entity281 @entity465 @entity791 @entity204
From May 1985 to May 1989, 126 necropsies were performed at the S  o Paulo City Morgue on cadavers of individuals @entity791 victims whose unnatural @entity204 had prompted police investigations. One hundred and nineteen males and 17 females were included. Ages were most commonly in the 20-to-30 year range. Fifty four @entity204 occurred in penal institutions, 29 @entity204 resulted from suicides, 17 @entity204 from manslaughter, 17 @entity204 were considered suspicious, 5 willful murders and 4 others also considered suspicious because corpses were found in advanced stages of putrefaction. Inmates, except one @entity1 who was strangled, died as a consequence of the disease. During all autopsies, special attention was paid to the high rate of extrapulmonary @entity281 . Suicides were committed in different ways and the majority of the victims were documented to be still in the initial stages of the disease. @entity204 and deteriorated corpses were the result of negligence of the subject's families. @entity204 occurred in subjects in the terminal stages of the disease inside the hospital where these subjects were assisted and the @entity465 certainly contributed to aggravate the injuries leading to @entity204 . Attention is drawn to both legal and social issues affecting @entity791 victims. The authors believe these issues may pose a hindrance for efficient control of the @entity791 epidemic.
