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What is Soft friable extradural hematoma with honeycomb appearance seen in autopsy in cases of death due to - and explain in detail?
Reff: The synopsis of forensic medicine& Toxicology 28th edition pg: 167 Heat hematoma: Heat hematoma is soft, friable clot that is pink in colour and shows honeycomb appearance. It is 2-15 mm thick and contains 100-120 ml of blood. Characteristic feature of thermal injury.