Accidental electrocution during autoeroticism: a shocking case.

A case of atypical autoerotic death is described. An 18-year-old white man clad in two brassieres was found dead in his bedroom by his brother. Two wet green terry cloths were under the brassiere cups, connected to the house current via two metal washers and a bifid electrical cord.

Scarred atrophic thyroid after I-131 therapy for Graves' disease documented at autopsy.

Radioiodine is used as the definitive treatment of choice in most patients with Graves' hyperthyroidism. Most patients with Graves' disease eventually develop hypothyroidism following I-131 therapy and require thyroid hormone replacement therapy. We present a patient with aortic stenotic cardiac disease and coronary artery disease who suffered from fatigue, weight loss and atrial fibrillation.