Effervescent Suppositories
A. J. Martin, E G Beveridge · BMJ · 1964
automatically reported to the coroner for fur- ther investigation.In the unfortunate accident of choking, the subject dies because of his mental inability to react to the happening and also because of the inability of the witness to realize the cause of emergency.If the witness could think of choking fairly soon, a heavy blow with the fist, between the shoulderblades of the choking person leaned forward, may help dislodge the bolus impacting the larynx.A punch in time may save life.-Iam, etc..,