gyomortartalomelemzéssel

Gyomortartalomelemzés, often translated as stomach content analysis or gastric lavage analysis, is a laboratory procedure used to examine the contents of the stomach. This analysis can be performed for various diagnostic and forensic purposes. In a medical context, it is typically done to identify ingested substances, such as poisons, medications, or undigested food, which may be causing symptoms like nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain. The procedure involves collecting stomach contents through a tube passed through the nose or mouth into the stomach. This collected sample is then sent to a laboratory for chemical, toxicological, or microscopic examination.

Forensically, gyomortartalomelemzés can be crucial in determining the time of death or identifying the cause of death, particularly in cases of suspected poisoning or overdose. The state of digestion of the stomach contents can provide an estimate of the time elapsed since the last meal. The presence and concentration of specific substances can indicate what was ingested and in what quantities. This information can be vital for both criminal investigations and medical treatments in emergency situations where a patient's history is unknown.