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Peripheral blood concentrations are generally preferred for postmortem toxicological interpretation, but some autopsy cases may lack blood for sampling due to decomposition or large traumas etc. In such cases, other tissues or bodily fluids must be sampled; however, limited information exists on postmortem concentrations in matrices other than blood. Pericardial fluid, muscle, and vitreous humor have been suggested as alternatives to blood, but only a few studies have investigated the detection of opioids in these matrices. In this
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