Article: Researchers at University of Heidelberg have published new data on forensic medicine and pathology.

According to recent research from Heidelberg, Germany, "The problems concerning an unstable data basis with regard to lethal Doxepin concentrations have been manifested based on a case about a 39-year-old man, who was found dead in his apartment with strangulation marks on his neck, for which a lethal Doxepin intoxication entered the differential diagnosis discussion. For a long time it has been known that postmortem redistribution leads to a falsely inflated concentration as measured in cardiac blood, while the concentrations in peripheral postmortem blood change comparatively little."

"Despite this, most of the current literature relies on published case ...

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