Case Age Sex Circumstances of death Cause of death at the end of the autopsy Brain lesions related to the death mechanism Associated brain lesions
1 26 M Hospitalization for agitation and fever, seizures, and Gayet-Wernicke syndrome Septic chock on pulmonary abscess - Gayet Wernicke encephalopathy + slight liver insufficiency related encephalopathy
2 27 F Hospitalization for ineffective therapeutic in a context of drug consummation and VIH+ VIH encephalitis Multi-centric lymphoma NeuroAIDS
3 80 M Hospitalization for sudden liver insufficiency Multivisceral insufficiency (especially liver) + acute necrosing pancreatitis Intense liver insufficiency related encephalopathy Minor senile degenerative lesions
4 80 F Hospitalization for confusion and agitation, then sudden collapse Pulmonary embolism Severe vascular congestion Characteristic aspects of Alzheimer disease
5 82 M Hospitalization for endocarditis, then sudden collapse Acute myocardial infarction - Multiples embolic infarction, some hemorrhagic, of various ages + liver insufficiency related encephalopathy + diffuse arteriolar hyalinosis + slight senile degenerative lesions
Table 2: List of all hospital/scientific autopsies for which the conclusions have been modified and/or completed by the neuropathological examination of the whole brain (n=5).
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