<prompt> Paltaufs hemorrhage may be seen in:HangingSnake biteRapeDrowning.  <response>: In drowning, fluid actually penetrates alveolar wall to enter tissues the blood vessels. The alveolar wall may rupture due to increased pressure during the forced expiration produce hemorrhage which when presents subpleurally is called Paltaufs hemorrhage. Paltaufs hemorrhages are shining, pale bluish red, maybe minute or 3 to 5 cm in diameter. 