Respiration, failure of, as test of death, [181].
Resuscitation, cases of. (See under “[Awaking],” “[Escapes],” and “[Rescue].”)
Richardson, Sir B. W., his paper on the Absolute Signs of Death, [10];
cites case of narrow escape, [75];
on effects of narcotics simulating death, [125];
his enumeration of signs of death, [181], [192-194];
applies the tests of death in a case, [189].
Rigor mortis a sign of death, [185].
[Rescue] from live burial, fatally delayed by formalities, [105];
cases of, [106-110];