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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: shazzztasstic on Sunday 28 March 10 19:31 BST (UK)
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Hi, I wonder if anyone can help me make sense of this? I am trying to decipher the cause of death for my Great great grandfather on the attached death certificate, and I'm afraid I dont understand a word of it! It looks like "Carnivore of Pagliloral Erachaushion"...! anybody with experience and talent for this I would be very grateful for your help ...many thanks
thank you.......is that any clearer?
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Hi Shazz
Could you try attaching again?
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Would be grateful if you could post an extract of the relevant part. But from what you say I suggest the words Cardiac and exhaustion may come into things.
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Carcinoma of _____________ Exhaustion?
Impossible to tell without seeing it!
ETA: Now seen it, but image is very hard to discern
Might it be Carcinoma of Epiglottis Exhaustion?
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Having blown up the extract as far as possible while still maintaining legibility I now am sure the last word is exhaustion, but think the first starts with P not C. Could pulmonary come into the reckoning?
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Could it be re-scanned larger, so that we can see it more clearly please ?? When I tried enlarging it to reading size, it was just too pixelated to read !
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Carcinoma of pylo----- Exhaustion. Hope someone with medical knowledge can take things on from there.
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wed definition of carcinoma - any malignant tumor derived from epithelial tissue; one of the four major types of cancer , so the strange word like epiglottis could be epithelial>?
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Carcinoma of Pylorus - I think
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My first thought was pylorus too (it's the lowest part of the stomach).
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This link gives all the gory details of Carcinoma of pylorus, and it would explain the "exhaustion" too.
http://www.meb.uni-bonn.de/dtc/primsurg/docbook/html/x12050.html
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thats fantastic, thank you all very much indeed
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Pleased the medics got there! At least they have a head start with the writing.
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:P :P :P