<prompt> There is a case of infanticide. During the post-moem examination, the doctor performs Breslaus second life test. This test detects changes in which of the following organBrainHeaLungStomach and intestine  <response>: Ans. d. Stomach and intestine Breslaus Second Life Test Stomach Bowel test Principle: It assumes that a live born child would respire and therefore would also swallow some air into the stomach and bowelQ. Thus detecting the presence of air in stomach and intestine positive test proves live bih even in absence of positive hydrostatic lung test if there had been some obstruction in respiratory However, negative test absence of air in stomach and bowel does not always mean still-bih since air does not necessarily enter stomach in adequate amounts during act of breathing. Procedure: The stomach and intestine are removed separately after tying double ligature at each end, place them both in water. They float in water if respiration has taken place, otherwise they will sink No medicolegal value Because air may be swallowed by child in attempting to free the air passage of fluid obstruction in case of still-bih. It is useless in putrefaction Other Tests in Infanticide For Lungs Static test or Foderes testa: Weight of lung before 30-40 g and after 66 gm is measured. The increase in weight of lung is due to increased blood flow Ploucquets testa: Weight of lung is doubled after respiration Before respiration-170 of body weight, after respiration-135 of body weight Hydrostatic test Raygats testa: It is based on a fact that on breathing, the volume of lungs is increased, which more than compensates the weight of additional blood, due to which their specific gravity is diminished. For Middle Ear Werdins test: Before bih, the middle ear contains gelatinous embryonic connective tissue. With respiration, the sphincter at the pharyngeal end of eustachian tube relaxes and air replaces the gelatinous substance in few hours to five weeks. This is not reliable 