DEATH SPOTS (LIVORES MORTIS) RED AND PURPLE ROUND SPOTS ON THE SKIN ON THE LOWER PARTS OF THE CORPSE WHEN THE SPOT IS PUSHED IT DISAPPEARS IN THE PLACE OF PRESSURE - THE MAIN DIFFERENCE FROM A BRUISE IF THERE IS STILL BLOOD IN THE VESSELS IT IS NOT SEDIMENTED - AN IMPORTANT CONDITION OF THE EFFECT OF DISSAPEARANCE THEY EMERGE AFTER STOPPING OF BLOOD CIRCULATION WHEN THE BLOOD IS PUSHED INTO THE VENAL SYSTEM THE BLOOD PUSHED OUT CAUSES A CONTRACTION OF ARTERIES BY THE EFFECT OF GRAVITATION IT RUSHES INTO THE LOWER PARTS OF THE... ...CORPSE... ...CORPSE... - THE PHENOMENON VISIBLE ON ALL INNER ORGANS (PURPLE) CONGESTION ON THE LUNGS WE CALL POSTMORTAL HYPOSTASIS ...CORPSE... ...CORPSE... - THE PHENOMENON VISIBLE ON ALL INNER ORGANS (PURPLE) CONGESTION ON THE LUNGS WE CALL POSTMORTAL HYPOSTASIS ON THE SKIN OF THE LOWER PARTS OF THE CORPSE DEATH SPOTS EVOLVE THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SPOTS MAINLY DEPENDS FROM THE POSITION OF THE CORPSE AFTER DEATH... ...ON THE BACK... ...ON THE BACK... - THE MOST USUAL POSITION AND PLACE OF SPOTS ALSO ON THE NECK AND BACK PARTS OF LIMBS ...ON THE BACK... ...ON THE BACK... - THE MOST USUAL POSITION AND PLACE OF SPOTS ALSO ON THE NECK AND BACK PARTS OF LIMBS LIVORES MORTIS - DEATH SPOTS LIVORES MORTIS - DEATH SPOTS IN PLACES, WHERE HARD SURFACE PUSHES ON THE SKIN: - SHOULDER BLADES, LOWER BACK, BACK OF THE HEAD - THE SKIN STAYS PALE... (FEBRUARY 2006)