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Superficial burn blisters with epidermal loss on non-exposure areas.
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In the autopsy, severe superficial skin burns with epidermal loss were observed on groin, neck, trunk, axillae, and other non-exposure areas (Figure 1).
The lungs were heavily congested and hemorrhagic.
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The lungs, the larynx, and the high respiratory airways were heavily congested and hemorrhagic (Figure 2).
Heart specimen showing acute subendocardial-myocardial infarction.
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Histological study also revealed moderate brain edema, necrosis of the renal tubules, subendocardial necrosis (Figure 3), numerous petechial haemorrhages, and generalized visceral congestion.