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ante-mortem
adjective
- (esp in legal or medical contexts) before death
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of ante-mortem1
Example Sentences
The plaintiffs are claiming injury and losses including terror; ante-mortem pain and suffering; destruction of the ability to enjoy life’s activities; destruction of earning capacity; severe, permanent and painful injuries; and death, as well as financial losses related to funeral and, in Hammond’s case, medical, expenses.
This ante-mortem statement," concluded Mr. Rush, "was taken down in longhand by the stenographer who sits below, and signed by Anna Steuer, M.D., of Elsinore, Brabant County, State of New York.
An ante-mortem clot occurring in any of the cavities of the heart necessarily seriously obstructs the circulation, unless it be of small size.
The left cavities may be contracted and empty, or they may contain dark, soft clots or white ante-mortem clots.
In severe cases with frequent and rapid pulse, in which ante-mortem heart-clots are apt to occur, the ammonium carbonate is often useful.
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