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Coffin birth means a scientific condition when a mother is dead but still her bodily forces pushes her infant out. Due to lack of understanding about the human body accounted for, much more gruesome ends for many people and it is far rarer than I the past.

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Coffin Birth. Coffin birth (first defined by the German term sarg geburt) is the phrase used by coroners to explain the medical phenomenon when a pregnant woman spontaneously delivers her child after her own untimely geoningthepsubswecommbersyncnokongecost.coinfo spontaneous birth happens when naturally expanding gases, built up in the abdominal and pelvic areas of a decomposing (pregnant) corpse, place sufficient pressure on the.

“Coffin birth,” or the expulsion of a fetus after death, is caused by the build-up of gas pressure from the decomposition of a pregnant woman’s body. The study also suggests the woman and.

Mar 28,  · Rare ‘Coffin Birth' Found in Black Death Burial Site A 14th century burial ground has yielded an uncommon archaeological case of "coffin birth," .

May 20,  · WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT AND SUBJECT MATTER. Taken from Wikipedia: “Coffin birth, known in academia by the more accurate term postmortem fetal extrusion, is the expulsion of a nonviable fetus through the vaginal opening of the decomposing body of a pregnant woman as a result of the increasing pressure of intraabdominal gases. This kind of postmortem delivery occurs .

The origins of the name Coffin, have be subjected to decades of research and speculation. Many different theories have been proposed to explain the origin of the name Coffin, and who the first Coffin was. In the Coffin family, tradition has it that the name is of Norman origin, Coffin was originally spelled Cophin, then Coffyn, and now Coffin. This family history, puts the first recorded Co.